Anna Thompson Dodge

1871–1970 (age 99)

Biography

Anna Thompson Dodge was a prominent member of the Dodge automotive family whose wealth and social position allowed her to influence cultural and philanthropic endeavors. Her life reflected the privilege and responsibility of her prominent station in American society.

Dodge's legacy is intertwined with the broader history of the Dodge family and their contributions to American industry and society. Her presence in historical records underscores the significant role she played in her era.

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