William Perrin Nicolson

1857–1928 (age 71)

Biography

William Perrin Nicolson was a devoted citizen whose life mirrored the steady development of Atlanta in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Known among his peers for his conscientious character, he supported local institutions and contributed to the shared life of his city.

He is remembered for his calm demeanor, a willingness to lend a helping hand, and his belief in the value of community—qualities that continue to inspire those who reflect on his life.

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