David Hill Coolidge Jr.

1863–1938 (age 75)

Businessman

Biography

David Hill Coolidge Jr. was a businessman whose leadership reflected both ambition and integrity, playing a role in strengthening commercial ties and supporting philanthropic causes. He approached enterprise with a calm vision and care for the people who contributed to his success.

Coolidge’s memory remains at Mount Auburn Cemetery, where he is honored for blending business acumen with civic responsibility.

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