Hugh W. Dougall

1872–1963 (age 91)

Businessman

Biography

Hugh W. Dougall, a Salt Lake City businessman, spent his years nurturing the commerce that supported his community. He was known for his steady leadership in the marketplace and for fostering partnerships that helped the growing city thrive.

Beyond his professional pursuits, Dougall offered quiet encouragement to civic and religious initiatives, striving to ensure that the city he loved could serve as a welcoming home for future generations.

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