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Our daily work leads us to the many records depositories,
museums and art galleries in our area, sometimes we must go farther
afield. Mrs. Carr has made several additional trips to Baltimore and
the counties in pursuance of her work on the revised edition of the
Maryland Guide. Mrs. Jacobsen has been especially interested in the
Quaker records and this interest led her to Stony Run Meeting, Home-
wood Meeting and the Quaker collection at Swarthmore College. Mr.
Weatherly has found it necessary to visit the American Philosophical
Society in Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania Historical Society Library
and the Frick Art Gallery in his studies of Maryland portraits and
Maryland furniture.

Visitors.

Among the increasing number of visitors who came to the Hall of
Records for a variety of reasons to do research, to study procedures
and to exchange professional gossip were the following:

Donald C. Anthony, Associate Librarian of the State of New York,
Albany, New York; Rosamond Randall Beirne, Architectural Historian,
Ruxton, Maryland; Mayfield Bray, Research Assistant to Dr. Posner in
his Study of State Archives; Helen Duprey Bullock, Director, Depart-
ment of Information, National Historical Trust, Washington, D.C.;
H. A. Burch, Historian, George Washington University, Washington,
D.C.; Mrs. George E. Burnett, Trustee, Maryland Historical Trust,
Salisbury, Maryland; Mrs. Paul R. Brooks, Cambridge, Maryland; Mrs.
Irvin C. Brown, Indexer, Church Records, College Park, Maryland;
Norwood Brown, Alderman, City of Annapolis; Ben F. Busby, General
Engineering & Cartography Company, Augusta, Georgia; William L.
Calderhead, Director, Historic Annapolis Research Project, History
Department, United States Naval Academy; Manoel Da Silveira Car-
dozo, Historian, Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C.;
Reverend Edward B. Carley, Historian, Catholic Diocese of Wilming-
ton, Wilmington, Delaware; Kenneth L. Carroll, Professor at Southern
Methodist University and Quaker Historian; J. M. Chambers (Col.
USMC RET.), Rockville, Maryland; Charles B. Clark, Historian of
Maryland in the Civil War; Leonidas Dodson, Archivist of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; Benjamin P. Ebersole, Baltimore;
Admiral E. M. Eller, USN (ret.), Naval Historian, Washington, D.C.;
Charles E. Fenwick, Historian, St. Mary's County, Leonardtown,
Maryland.

Henry Chandlee Forman, Architect-Historian, Easton, Maryland;
Charles Francis Gosnell, State Librarian and Assistant Commissioner
for Libraries, New York State Library, Albany, New York; Carolyn A.
Graves, George Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee; Len Guttridge,
Biographer of Stephen Decatur, Alexandria, Virginia; Richard W.