Charles Sanger Mellen

1852–1927 (age 75)

Biography

Charles Sanger Mellen dedicated his career to connecting cities by rail, leading major systems as they modernized travel and commerce in the Northeast.

He took care to advocate for the men and women who kept the trains running and to support charitable efforts in communities along the lines, a generous spirit remembered at Blossom Hill Cemetery.

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