Martin W. Clement

1881–1966 (age 85)

Railroad executive

Biography

Martin W. Clement guided the Pennsylvania Railroad through decades of change, championing modernization of tracks, rolling stock, and passenger service as the nation navigated the challenges of the interwar and postwar eras.

After retiring, he remained engaged with civic leaders and industry friends, a steady presence whose legacy endures among rail workers and the faithful gathered at Church of the Redeemer Cemetery where he rests.

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