Eli Kirk Price II

1860–1933 (age 73)

lawyer and civic leader

Biography

Eli Kirk Price II (1860-1933) balanced a legal career with civic leadership, championing cultural and public improvements that enriched Philadelphia.

He was remembered by contemporaries for his calm diplomacy, tireless energy, and steadfast belief in the responsibility of citizens to support parks, libraries, and thoughtful governance, traits commemorated by visitors to The Woodlands.

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