Grace Hall Hemingway

1872–1951 (age 79)

Music educator

Biography

Grace Hall Hemingway combined soulful musicianship with steadfast devotion to family, teaching voice and pianism to young artists while providing constant encouragement to her children.

Her gracious presence graced salons and classrooms alike, and Forest Home Cemetery now offers a quiet place to honor her influence on music and on the literary legacy that followed.

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