Daniel J. Riordan

1870–1923 (age 53)

Biography

Daniel J. Riordan served the people of New York as a lawyer and U.S. Representative, advocating for Brooklyn's working families and helping guide policy during a period of industrial growth.

He remained engaged in civic life after leaving office, championing educational and public works projects before his passing, and he now rests at Calvary Cemetery.

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