The Fitzgeralds

The Fitzgeralds were a prominent Irish-American family, notably comprising John F. Fitzgerald, a Boston politician and mayor, and his granddaughter, the famous author F. Scott Fitzgerald. The family played significant roles in Boston’s political and social scene, and their legacy includes contributions to American literature and politics. John F. Fitzgerald was influential locally and nationally, while F. Scott Fitzgerald captured the spirit and challenges of the American Dream through his novels. Their story highlights an influential family navigating public service, societal change, and cultural influence across generations.