Peter Schuttler
1812–1865 (age 53)
Biography
Peter Schuttler earned appreciation as an entrepreneur whose wagon factory helped keep the nation moving during a time of westward expansion. His work produced durable vehicles that carried families, goods, and ideas across the developing territory, making him a key figure in the economic life of his city.
Schuttler also supported civic charities and believed deeply in offering fair employment to the craftsmen who labored in his shops. His generosity and belief in hard work left a legacy still honored by those who remember the industry he fostered.