Charles Allerton Coolidge

1858–1936 (age 78)

Architect

About Charles Allerton Coolidge

Charles Allerton Coolidge (1858–1936) lived to age 78. They were an architect. Born in Boston, they died in Locust Valley. They are buried at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Massachusetts.

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