Lucy Hobbs Taylor

Biography

Lucy Hobbs Taylor, born in 1833, forged a remarkable path as a dentist, overcoming barriers to become an early woman practitioner in a male-dominated field before her death in 1910. Her courage and skill opened doors for women in dentistry and inspired many to pursue professional careers.

Beyond her practice, Lucy’s perseverance and dedication to excellence encouraged others to challenge limitations and follow their passions. She rests at Oak Hill Cemetery, remembered as a pioneering professional whose legacy still guides those in dental and medical fields.