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Sophie Henschel (1841–1916) was a German industrialist. She was married to Oscar Henschel and the leader of Henschel & Son from his death in 1894 until 1910. She was one of the richest women in Germany. She was known as a patron of the arts and was given the Wilhelm-Orden.

References

1. Ortrud Wörner: Sophie Henschel (1841–1915). Lokomotivfabrikantin und Stifterin. Euregioverlag, Kassel 2004, ISBN 3-933617-19-7, (Die Region trifft sich – die Region erinnert sich).

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• 1841 births
• 1916 deaths
• 19th-century German businesswomen
• 19th-century German businesspeople
• 20th-century German businesswomen
• 20th-century German businesspeople
• German industrialists