Harry W. J. Edbrooke

1873–1946 (age 73)

Architect

About Harry W. J. Edbrooke

Harry W. J. Edbrooke (1873–1946) lived to age 73. They were an architect. Born in Chicago, they died in Denver. They are buried at Fairmount Cemetery in Colorado.

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