George S. Boutwell

Biography

George S. Boutwell (1818–1905) was a statesman known for his integrity, having served in roles ranging from Governor of Massachusetts to U.S. Secretary of the Treasury. His commitment to justice and economy placed him among the era’s most respected politicians, and he consistently advocated for principles that upheld the public trust.

Boutwell championed education and reform, believing in the power of informed citizens to shape a fair society. His burial at Groton Cemetery honors a life dedicated to public service and the enduring ideals of democratic governance.