Samuel B. Hill
1875–1958 (age 83)
U.S. Representative
Biography
Samuel B. Hill pursued a life of public service, moving from his legal studies into the Washington state legislature and eventually representing his constituents in the United States House of Representatives, where he focused on the needs of agriculture, transportation, and youth.
His long tenure was marked by a belief in the federal government's role in building roads and waterways that connected communities, as well as a commitment to ensuring that those investments served working families across the Pacific Northwest.