Louis L. Goldstein, MSA SC 3520-1579</HEAD>

Archives of Maryland
(Biographical Series)

Louis L. Goldstein (1913-1998)
MSA SC 3520-1579

Images:

Bronze statue by Jay Hall Carpenter, 2000.
Maryland Commission on Artistic Property,
MSA SC 1545-3077.

Oil on canvas by Wilson Binebrink, 1969.
Maryland Commission on Artistic Property,
MSA SC 1545-1063.
Oil on canvas, by Carolyn Egeli, 1999.
Maryland Commission on Artistic Property,
MSA SC 1545-2964.

Undated photo from the Maryland
Manual Collection, MSA SC 1198. Louis L. Goldstein
Maryland State Archives SPECIAL
COLLECTIONS (Comptrollers of the
Treasury Photographic Collection)
MSA SC 5161-1-28.

Oakland Hall, Calvert County home of Louis L. Goldstein.
An example of the early Federal Period, the home was built
by the Reverend John Sedwick around 1850 and restored by the Goldsteins in 1958. The home features antique mantels from older Baltimore homes, one from the home of Edwin Warfield, Governor of Maryland from 1904 to 1908. From Charles Francis Stein, A History of Calvert County Maryland (Published by the author in cooperation with the Calvert County Historical Society, 1976), 442.
Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein with Judge O. Bowie Duckett, Governor J. Millard Tawes and Senator John F. Kennedy, March 3, 1960. Maryland State Archives SPECIAL COLLECTIONS (Stu Whelan, Photographer, Collection) MSA SC 2181-02-82B.

Dedication of the Louis Goldstein Statue
Maryland State Archives SPECIAL COLLECTIONS (Louis Goldstein Statue ) MSA SC 1545-7033

Images from the Louis L. Goldstein 50 years of Public Service Collection, MSA SC 2040.

Images from the Louis L. Goldstein Statue Competition Collection, MSA SC 5122.

Click here to view images from the unveiling of the Louis L. Goldstein portrait.

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Bronze statue by Jay Hall Carpenter, 2000. Maryland Commission on Artistic Property, MSA SC 1545-3077.
Oil on canvas by Wilson Binebrink, 1969. Maryland Commission on Artistic Property, MSA SC 1545-1063.	Oil on canvas, by Carolyn Egeli, 1999. Maryland Commission on Artistic Property, MSA SC 1545-2964.
Undated photo from the Maryland Manual Collection, MSA SC 1198.	Maryland State Archives SPECIAL COLLECTIONS (Comptrollers of the Treasury Photographic Collection) MSA SC 5161-1-28.
Oakland Hall, Calvert County home of Louis L. Goldstein. An example of the early Federal Period, the home was built by the Reverend John Sedwick around 1850 and restored by the Goldsteins in 1958. The home features antique mantels from older Baltimore homes, one from the home of Edwin Warfield, Governor of Maryland from 1904 to 1908. From Charles Francis Stein, A History of Calvert County Maryland (Published by the author in cooperation with the Calvert County Historical Society, 1976), 442.	Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein with Judge O. Bowie Duckett, Governor J. Millard Tawes and Senator John F. Kennedy, March 3, 1960. Maryland State Archives SPECIAL COLLECTIONS (Stu Whelan, Photographer, Collection) MSA SC 2181-02-82B.