Amelia Perry Pride

1858–1932 (age 74)

Biography

Amelia Perry Pride (1858-1932) witnessed the turn of the century with steadfast fidelity, lending her voice to local civic efforts and caring for younger generations as they navigated a changing city.

Her calm resolve and generosity of spirit touched parish halls and family kitchens alike, and she now rests in Old City Cemetery amid the community she loved.

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