ARCHIVIST OF THE HALL OF RECORDS 23

Among the visitors to the Hall of Records who came to do research
in the records, to examine the building or to study methods and
procedures were the following:

Robert Agard, Librarian, University of Massachusetts Library;
William E. Akin, University of Maryland, indexer, Historic Annapolis,
Inc.; Paul Alfred Alsberg, Director, State Archives of Israel; Donald
C. Anthony, Associate Librarian, Chief of Manuscripts and Archives,
New York State Library; Louis Azrael, columnist, the Baltimore
News-Post; Reverend Theodore H. Bailey, Vicar, Middleham Chapel,
Calvert County; Mrs. Irvin C. Brown, compiler of Marriages and
Deaths, 1830-1837, Washington County, Maryland, printed in The
Republican Banner; Robert J. Bull, Assistant Professor of Church
History, Drew University, biographer of Freeborn Garrettson; Mrs.
George E. Burnett, Salisbury, Trustee, Maryland Historical Trust;
William L. Calderhead, Professor of History, United States Naval
Academy; George H. Callcott, historian of University of Maryland;
Jack L. Carr, Planning Director of Annapolis, Maryland; Kenneth L.
Carroll, Professor at Southern Methodist University and Quaker his-
torian; Theodore S. Creedman, University of Maryland, indexer, His-
toric Annapolis, Inc.; L. Eugene Cronin, Director of Natural Resources,
Institute of the University of Maryland, and a party of six; Leon
deValinger, Jr., Archivist of Delaware; Richard K. Doud, biographer
of John Hesselius; William V. Eider III, Curator of the White House,
Washington, D. C.; Clinton Ashley Ellefson, University of Maryland,
historian of Colonial Courts; Ernest M. Eller, Rear Admiral, USN
(Ret.), Office of Chief of Naval Operations, Washington, D. C.;
Francisco Jose Fallon, National Archives of Argentina; Joseph Fcnstcr-
maker, University of Illinois, student of American banking prior to
1837; Charles E. Fenwick, President, St. Mary's County Historical
Society, Leonardtown, Maryland.

Anna Gregersen, University of Maryland, student of Early Agri-
cultural Societies in Maryland, 1800-1860; Len Guttridge, Alexandria,
Virginia, historian of the Decatur-Barron Duel; John F. Harvey, Dean,
School of Library Science, Drexel Institute; John M. Hemphill II,
Professor of History, Southwestern College, Memphis, Tennessee;
Catherine A. Herbert, Admissions Office of Trinity College. Wash ing-
ton, D. C.; Mrs. Truman E. Hienton, historian of Prince George's
County; Harry W. Hill, Admiral, USN (Ret.), Anne Arundel County
Director, Civil War Centennial Commission; Oliver Wendcll Holmes,