George H. Lyman

1850–1945 (age 95)

Biography

George H. Lyman (1850–1945) was a respected member of the prominent Lyman family, which had long been influential in New England's intellectual and cultural life. He carried forward the family tradition of civic engagement and community service throughout his life.

Lyman lived through the Gilded Age and into the modern era, participating in the life of his community during a period of significant American development. He was laid to rest at Mount Auburn Cemetery, reflecting his family's standing and contributions.

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