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    Heritage Society (Houston)

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    Transcript of Letter from John Hall & Co. to William M. Rice discussing an invoice

    Heritage Society (Houston)

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    Letter from John Hall & Co. to William M. Rice discussing an invoice

    John Hall

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    Portrait of staff member John Hall, Campus Security Officer

    John Hall

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    Portrait of staff member John Hall, Campus Security Officer

    John Hall

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    Interview with John Hall, retired psychologist, recorded 21.11.22 (recorded in two parts)</p

    John Hall carving

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    This mounted black and white photograph depicts John Hall carving a mule on his front porch, circa 1930s. John Hall was a member of the woodcarving cooperative founded at the John C. Campbell Folk School which later became known as the Brasstown Carvers. Hall was most known for what he called his "mad mules." John Hall also carved the figures from the nativity scenes known as "crèches," with wise men as a specialty. The Hall family is legendary for the quality of their woodcarvings. "John Hall's Mules Are Famous" was written on the back of this photograph

    Interview with John Hall

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    Interview with Chaplain John Hall, Retired

    John Hall, Field Director

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    John Hall, field director, A.S.T.C., c. 195

    John Hall, Field Director

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    John Hall, field director, A.S.T.C., c. 195

    The John Hall Band

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    The John Hall Bandhttps://knightscholar.geneseo.edu/los-pop/1025/thumbnail.jp
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