William Henry Crocker
Fun Facts
William’s uncle, Edwin B. Crocker, a wealthy California lawyer and later California Supreme Court justice, and his wife, Margaret Crocker (née Norton) founded the oldest still operating museum of the Western United States in Sacramento, the Crocker Art Museum.
His nephew, Harry Crocker, was a movie star in the 1920s and, at one time, the personal assistant of Charlie Chaplin.
William H. Crocker was a collector of fine paintings from around the world including Monet, Eugene Boudin, Paul Cézanne, Camille Pissarro, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Edgar Degas. Unfortunately many of these paintings were lost during the devastating earthquake and fire in San Francisco in 1906.
Cemetery Information:
Final Resting Place:
Cypress Lawn Memorial Park
1370 El Camino Real
Colma, California, 94014
USA
North America
Map:
Grave Location:
Crocker Estates, East Side Garden, Section D, Lot 478Grave Location Description
As you enter the cemetery, you want to go across the street from the main office in the East Side Garden area. Drive straight ahead and take the second left onto Myrtle Avenue. Drive to the end of the road and curve to your right onto Jona Avenue. Drive ahead 200 feet and park. Look to your right for the Crocker Estates right on the road just as it curves to the right.
Grave Location GPS
37.67616495406133, -122.45169544260095Photos:
FAQ's
Read More About William Henry Crocker:
- Published Obituary
- Wikipedia Entry
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- William H. Crocker, Ethel Crocker, & Helen Crocker Russell
- Business & Finance: Sons in San Francisco
- Beyond the Gilded Age - Uplands is the C. Templeton Crocker estate
- Burlingame Country Club