George Soulé

1834–1926 (age 92)

Biography

George Soulé was an industrialist whose contributions helped shape the economic fabric of New Orleans in a period of rapid growth. Resting at Metairie Cemetery, his memory is tied to the city’s industrious spirit.

Soulé’s entrepreneurial leadership and commitment to innovation reflected a belief in progress that benefitted both his colleagues and the broader community.

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