Olga H. Guggenheim

1877–1970 (age 93)

Philanthropist

Biography

Olga H. Guggenheim (1877-1970) devoted herself to philanthropy, supporting the arts and civic institutions that offered hope and opportunity to many and nurturing creativity among future generations.

Her patronage and warm encouragement made a lasting impact, and she rests at Woodlawn Cemetery.

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