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 20
Blake Corum
American football running back
W. Selden Washington
Former Virginia State Delegate
Craig Benzine
American video producer
Robert H. Grubbs
American chemist
Vernon Rudolph
American businessman
James Kimbrough Jones
Former United States Senator
James K. Jones
Former United States Senator
George M. Govan
Former Mississippi Secretary of State
Ray Ring
Former South Dakota State Representative
Washington C. Whitthorne
Former United States Senator
Frank Coe
Cowboy
Henry Clay Caldwell
Judge
Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner
Poet
Mau Penisula
Footballer
Kathy Jetn̄il-Kijiner
Poet
Anthony Delcollo
Politician
Humphry Marshall
American botanist
Jean Seberg
American actress
Mary Beth Hurt
American actress
Cap Anson
American baseball player
Frank Jack Fletcher
Admiral
Larry Olsen
Australian jockey
Joseph Kosinski
American film director
Toby Huss
American actor
Michelle Vieth
TV personality
Kate Greer
American entrepreneur
Wally Hilgenberg
American football player
Rodney Bruce Hall
Professor
Ray Young Bear
Poet
Jeff Clement
American professional baseball player
Rick Glenn
American mixed martial artist
Maury Kent
Basketball coach
Matthew Bucksbaum
American businessman
Matt Windschitl
Iowa State Representative
Thomas Nelson Downs
Magician
Jake Highfill
Former Iowa State Representative
Allie Morrison
Olympic athlete
Anna Arnold Hedgeman
American Politician
Jerry Burke
Musician
Junius Henderson
American lawyer
Milo Lemert
Soldier
Robert T. Anderson
Former Lieutenant Governor of Iowa
Robert Blaha
Politician
Meridean Maas
American nurse
Clifford B. Hicks
American writer
Jim Rayburn
Ann B. Friedman
Former teacher
