Ernest J. King Professor of Maritime History - List of Professors

List of Professors

• 1951-1952 Thomas C. Mendenhall, Yale University

• 1952-1953 John H. Kemble, Pomona College

• 1953-1954 Clarence H. Haring, Harvard University

• 1954-1955 James A. Field, Jr, Swarthmore College

• 1955-1956 Hiram M. Stout, CIA

• 1956-1957 Ollinger Crenshaw, W & L University

• 1957-1958 Gordon B. Turner, Princeton University

• 1958-1959 Lawrence O. Ealy, Temple University

• 1959-1960 James A. Huston, Purdue University

• 1960-1961 Edward A. Younger, University of Virginia

• 1961-1962 Charles A. Jellison, University of New Hampshire

• 1962-1963 Theodore Ropp, Duke University

• 1963-1964 William R. Emerson, Yale University

• 1964-1965 Boleslaw B. Szczesniak, University of Notre Dame

• 1965-1966 C. J. Smith, University of Georgia

• 1966-1967 H.L. Coles, Ohio State University

• 1976-1968 Raymond G. O’Connor, Temple University

• 1968-1969 Gerald E. Wheeler, San Jose State College

• 1969-1970 Stephen E. Ambrose, Johns Hopkins University

• 1970-1971 Thaddeus V. Tuleja, St Peter’s College

• 1971-1973 Martin Blumenson, Acadia University

• 1973-1974 J. Kenneth McDonald, George Washington University

• 1974-1980 Philip A. Crowl

• 1980-1984 Vacant

• 1984–present John Hattendorf

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