John Woodman Higgins

1874–1961 (age 87)

Biography

John Woodman Higgins was a industrious leader whose business pursuits and patronage of the arts left an enduring imprint on his community. Through a dedication to manufacturing excellence he helped bolster regional industry while also cultivating a deep appreciation for historical craftsmanship.

His passion for preserving armor and decorative arts led to cultural treasures that continue to educate and inspire, ensuring that future generations can connect with the skill and stories of earlier eras.

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