Hall
In architecture, a hall is a relatively large space enclosed by a roof and walls. In the Iron Age and early Middle Ages in northern Europe, a mead hall was where a lord and his retainers ate and also slept.
People born in Hall (First 49 people) - Page 15
H. John Caulfield
American physicist
Andy Rice
American football player
CarlErik Ohlson
Carl-Erik Ohlson
Swedish sailor
Petra Müller-Klepper
German Politician
Roger Bisseron
French cyclist
Yeo-song Moon
Film producer
Baek Nana
Singer
Hong-man Choi
South Korean kickboxer
kim heszong baek nana
Singer
Choi Hong-man
South Korean kickboxer
Yang Ji Eun
Singer
Thomas James Harris
Soldier
Gunhilde Hasalhaugen
Gustaf de Maré
Alfred de Maré
Rosalind Canter
Olympic athlete
Jaan Rannap
Estonian children's writer
Hans Rebane
Estonian Politician
Nicholas Gleaves
Actor
Alfred Heaton Cooper
English artist
Lars Andreas Matton
Swedish industrialist
Christina Gustava Matilda Wallmon
Ruth Clokey
Film producer ‧ Art Clokey's ex-wife
Donald Pederson
American engineer
Kristen Dexter
Politician
Ylva Karlsson
Swedish author
Jacob Abbott
American writer
Reuel Williams
Former U. S. senator
Charlie Waitt
Baseball player
Elias Bond
Missionary
Hiram Belcher
Former United States Representative
Gorham Dummer Abbott
American educator
Stewart Perowne
British writer
Lilian Vaughan Morgan
American biologist
Samuel Vaughan Merrick
American author
Leon Culberson
American professional baseball player
Cary Middlecoff
American professional golfer
Bell I. Wiley
American historian
John S. Tanner
Former United States Representative
Jerry Chipman
American actor and theatre director
Josie Farrer
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Western Australia
Sam Petrevski-Seton
Australian rules footballer
Ernie Bridge
Australian singer
Jy Farrar
Australian rules footballer
Irving Mosquito
Krstel Petrevski