James Capehart

1847–1921 (age 74)

Biography

James Capehart represented West Virginia in Congress, where he championed the state's coal and agricultural interests while striving for better transportation and financial practices.

He also helped organize local schools and civic associations, believing that strong public institutions could unlock prosperity for future generations.

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