Charles Wilson Killam

1871–1961 (age 90)

Architect

Biography

Charles Wilson Killam was a respected architect whose designs and structural innovations contributed to the built environment of his era. His architectural vision combined aesthetic principles with practical engineering, creating structures of enduring quality and beauty.

Killam's professional legacy reflects his dedication to advancing architectural practice and design standards. He was interred at Shawsheen Cemetery, where his memory is honored among the community he served through his architectural achievements.

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