Albert E. Lamb

1843–1928 (age 85)

Biography

Albert E. Lamb was born in 1843 and lived through a transformative period in American history, witnessing the nation's development from the Civil War era through the early twentieth century. His long life spanned significant social and technological changes.

Lamb was laid to rest at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York, where his memory endures. He remains part of the historical legacy of his generation and community.

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