Earl Bell Gilmore

1887–1964 (age 77)

Entrepreneur

Biography

Earl Bell Gilmore built a lasting legacy in the petroleum industry, guiding Gilmore Oil Company with vision and generosity. His leadership helped shape the growth of Los Angeles and supported numerous civic and cultural endeavors.

Gilmore is remembered for his entrepreneurial spirit and the philanthropic contributions that enriched the community.

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