Árpád Gálócsy

1864–1934 (age 70)

Biography

Árpád Gálócsy was a metallurgical engineer whose work bridged the realms of research and industry, helping to refine the techniques that kept Hungary’s metal trades competitive. He combined technical acumen with practical oversight, ensuring that innovative ideas found reliable expression in metalworks across the country.

Remembered for his steady influence and dedication to craftsmanship, his presence still echoes in the traditions upheld by successors and in the quiet remembrance at Farkasréti Cemetery.

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