Clara Driscoll

1881–1945 (age 64)

Philanthropist

Biography

Clara Driscoll devoted herself to philanthropy as she helped lead efforts to preserve the Alamo and other historic treasures, ensuring that Texas history remained accessible to future generations.

Beyond historic preservation, she supported charitable causes and civic efforts that strengthened families and neighborhoods, setting a compassionate example for those who followed her lead.

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