Charles H. Strub

1884–1958 (age 74)

Businessman

Biography

Charles H. Strub was a dentist-turned-businessman whose vision helped popularize thoroughbred racing on the West Coast; he was a driving force behind the development of Santa Anita Park and a respected figure in Los Angeles civic circles.

His entrepreneurial spirit translated into philanthropic support for education and youth recreation, and he remained engaged in community causes until his passing in 1958, leaving a legacy of innovation and service.

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