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Neil Edward Goldschmidt (1940-Alive). Democratic Mayor of Portland, Oregon, 1973-1979. U.S. Secretary of Transportation, 1979-1981. Governor of Oregon, 1987-1991. Admitted to a sexual relationship with a female minor in the 1970s, 2004. |
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Neil Goldschmidt Signature # 1 |
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Neil Goldschmidt Signature # 2 |
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Havel's House of History Please browse at your leisure. The Reference Section has numerous categories for your enjoyment and information. While the items posted in this section are generally not for sale, if you see something of interest, feel free to inquire. Occasionally an item is available for sale, but not yet inventoried for posting in the Online Store. |
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Stephen Goldsmith (1946-Alive). Republican Mayor of Indianapolis, Indiana, 1992-1999 |
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Stephen Goldsmith Signature |
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E. Ernest Goldstein (Sorry. No photo available.) Special Assistant to the President, 1967-1969. Professor of Law, University of Texas. |
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E. Ernest Goldstein Signature |
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Joseph Goldstein Buddhist Teacher and Co-Founder, Insight Meditation Society. Co-Founder and Guiding Teacher, Insight Meditation Society, Barre, Massachusetts. Author of The Experience of Insight: A Simple and Direct Guide to Buddhist Meditation; Insight Meditation: The Practice of Freedom; One Dharma: The Emerging Western Buddhism, and Seeking the Heart of Wisdom: The Path of Insight Meditation (Co-Author). Founder, The Barre Center for Buddhist Studies, Barre, Massachusetts. |
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Joseph Goldstein Signature |
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Joseph L. Goldstein (1940-Alive). American biochemist. Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1985. |
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Joseph L. Goldstein Signature |
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Yoine J. Goldstein (1934-Alive). Liberal Party Senator of Canada, 2005-Current. |
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Yoine J. Goldstein Signature |
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Samuel Goldwyn (1979-1974). Motion picture producer. Co-Founder, Goldwyn Pictures Corporation, 1916. Born Schmuel Gelbfisz. Naturalized U.S. citizen, 1902. |
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Samuel Goldwyn Signature |
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Samuel Gompers (1850-1924). President, American Federation of Labor, 1886-1893, 1895-1924. Opponent of radicalism and political action by organized labor. Supporter of the Chinese Exclusion Act. Naturalized U.S. citizen, 1872. |
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Samuel Gompers Signature |
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Rabbi Alexander David Goode (May 10, 1911, Brooklyn, New York-February 4, 1943, on board SS Dorchester). Jewish Rabbi. Ordained Rabbi, Temple Beth Israel, York, Pennsylvania, 1937-1941. Enlisted as Chaplain, U.S. Army, 1941. On board the SS Dorchester, a freighter-turned troop transport, in the north Atlantic, when the ship was struck by a German torpedo, February 4, 1943. Along with 3 Christian Chaplains on the sinking vessel, he gave away his life jacket, parka, and gloves to help others survive. All four religious leaders died when the ship went down, standing on the deck with arms interlocked. |
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Rabbi Alexander David Goode Signature |
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Benjamin David "Benny" Goodman (1909-1986). American jazz clarinetist and band leader. Known as the "King of Swing." |
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Benjamin David "Benny" Goodman Signature |
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David Goodman (1967-Alive). Republican Member, Ohio House of Representatives, 1999-2001. Republican Member, Ohio State Senate, 2001-Current |
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David Goodman Signature |
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Ellen Holtz Goodman (1941-Alive). American journalist. Columnist, The Boston Globe, 1967-Current. Pulitzer Prize for Distinguished Commentary, 1980. |
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Ellen Goodman Signature |
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Oscar Baylin Goodman (July 26, 1939, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-Alive). Independent Mayor of Las Vegas, Nevada, 1999-Current. |
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Oscar Baylin Goodman Signature |
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Nadine Gordimer (1923-Alive). South African author. Jewish father, but raised a Christian. Booker Prize, 1974. Nobel Prize for Literature, 1991. |
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Nadine Gordimer Signature |