William W. Crapo

1830–1926 (age 96)

Dartmouth associate

Biography

William W. Crapo devoted his time to Dartmouth and the broader educational community, offering guidance and support that advanced scholarship and nurtured young minds. His association with the institution reflected a deep belief in the transformative power of education and civic engagement.

Crapo’s thoughtful advocacy for learning and his encouragement of students have left an enduring mark, underscoring the importance of generosity in service to future generations.

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