Charles Howard Blackall

1857–1942 (age 85)

Architect

About Charles Howard Blackall

Charles Howard Blackall (1857–1942) lived to age 85. They were an architect. Born in Brooklyn, they died in Concord. They are buried at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Massachusetts.

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