Harriet Earhart Monroe

1842–1927 (age 85)

Biography

Harriet Earhart Monroe was remembered for a lifetime of intellectual engagement and service to her community. Her eloquence and dedication reflected a belief that thoughtful discourse could strengthen society.

She joined others in promoting education, giving voice to the ideals that nurtured civic and personal growth throughout her lifetime.

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