Charles W. Waterman

1861–1932 (age 71)

senator

Biography

Charles W. Waterman, whose legal practice anchored him in Denver, brought practical judgment to the U.S. Senate from 1927 until 1932, striving to protect Colorado industries and to keep the West connected to national planning.

He also supported hospitals and schools through quiet philanthropy, fostering cultural growth for future generations before being interred at Cedar Hill Cemetery.

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