Adam Brown Littlepage

1859–1921 (age 62)

U.S. Representative

Biography

Adam Brown Littlepage (1859–1921) served his country as a U.S. Representative, bringing his voice and leadership to Congress during a pivotal era in American history. His career in public service reflected his commitment to his constituents and his nation.

He is interred at Spring Hill Cemetery Historic District, where his legacy as a public servant and community leader is preserved for future generations to honor and remember.

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