George Weissinger Smith

1864–1931 (age 67)

Biography

George Weissinger Smith guided Louisville through the tumultuous years of World War I as mayor, overseeing civic preparedness and promoting municipal pride.

He welcomed diverse communities into city affairs, championed efficient services, and left a legacy of thoughtful municipal leadership.

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