10 resources

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  A Chart of the Chesapeake and Delaware Bays
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  Class Selection Fall 1935
  The Sheridan Libraries, Ferdinand Hamburger Archives
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  Registrar Grants Admission
  Letter granting Willard Hackerman's admission to Johns Hopkins Engineering School, July 16, 1935. The Sheridan Libraries, Ferdinand Hamburger Archives
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  Williard's Application Follow-up
  Follow-up letter to Johns Hopkins Registrar dated July 9, 1935 requesting admission as a sophmore. Ther Sheridan Libraries, Ferdinand Hamburger Archives
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  His Portable Surveyor's Level
  Personal field level inscribed with the name of the Whiting-Turner Contracting Company where he built his career. In his early days at Whiting-Turner, Mr. Hackerman carried this pocket-sized level in the field to make quick checks on the alignment and accuracy of a trench or foundation. More than just a tool of the trade, we might think of this as a handy version of the more elaborate instruments surveyors and map makers used, such as Danfrie’s graphomèter, to inform the beautiful maps Willard would later collect. Courtesy of the Whiting-Turner Contracting Company
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  Williard Hackerman 1935
  Photograph of Williard Hackerman taken as an incoming student by the Registrar of Johns Hopkins University, 1935 The Sheridan Libraries, Ferdinand Hamburger Archives
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  Application for Admission
  Application dated June 30, 1935 The Sherican Libraries, Ferdinand Hamburder Archives
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  Warner & Hanna 1801
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  [Untitled]
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  Willard Hackerman
  Photo of Willard Hackerman by Michael Melford