John Pridgeon Jr.

1852–1929 (age 77)

Biography

John Pridgeon Jr. combined maritime entrepreneurship with civic responsibility, overseeing shipping interests while answering the call to serve as Detroit's mayor during a time of growth.

His steady leadership helped guide the city through new challenges, and he left a legacy of public service rooted in practical experience and genuine concern for neighbors.

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