James G. Batterson

James G. Batterson was a prominent American financier and philanthropist in the 19th century, known for his involvement in banking, real estate, and public projects. He played a significant role in Boston’s development and was a major supporter of cultural and civic institutions. Batterson contributed to the construction of landmarks like the Trinity Church and helped fund influential projects such as the Boston Public Library. His work combined business success with a commitment to community improvement, making him a notable figure in the growth and modernization of Boston during his lifetime.