Edyth Frieseke

1872–1945 (age 73)

Biography

Edyth Frieseke (1872–1945) lived through the transformative decades of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries, witnessing the nation's growth and evolution. Her life spanned from the Gilded Age through World War II, encompassing periods of remarkable social, cultural, and technological advancement.

Frieseke's final resting place at Mount Hope Cemetery honors her memory and legacy. She is remembered as part of her community's heritage, a testament to a life lived during one of history's most dynamic eras.

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