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 5
Janine Flock
Austrian skeleton racer
Ernst Vettori
Austrian former ski jumper
Andreas Felder
Austrian former ski jumper
Gerhard Trampusch
Austrian cyclist
Michael Tschuggnall
Austrian singer
Franz Gamillscheg
German jurist
Franz Posch
Austrian musician
Otto Grünmandl
Actor
Werner Pirchner
Austrian composer
Eva Testor
Cinematographer
David Gleirscher
Austrian luger
Manfred Pranger
Austrian alpine skier
Otto Stolz
Austrian mathematician
Peter Wurm
Member of the National Council of Austria
Christoph Pepe Auer
Saxophone player
Hellmut Bruch
Austrian visual artist
Johann Georg Gsteu
Architect
Walter Posch
Maximilian Unterrainer
Former Member of the National Council of Austria
Andreas Linger
Austrian former luger
Wolfgang Linger
Austrian former luger
Michael Streiter
Austrian footballer
Michael Hornek
Austrian pianist
Christian Tschuggnall
Austrian drummer
Christoph Bieler
Austrian athlete
Johannes Tratter
Austrian politician
Alexander Joppich
Austrian football player
Heinrich Andergassen
Dario Winkler
Ice hockey player
Karl Lubomirski
Austrian author
Florian Riedl
Politician
Martin Walch
Actor
Felix Leitner
Olympic athlete
Rudi Wach
Austrian painter
Andreas Schrott
Austrian football manager
Werner Haim
Josef Feistmantl
Austrian olympic athlete
Manfred Rott
Film director
Verena Pötzl
Austrian singer
Dominik Terzer
Austrian nordic combined skier
Erich Egg
Austrian art historian
Ludwig Gredler
Benjamin Maier
Austrian bobsledder
Johannes Lamparter
Austrian nordic combined skier
Daniel Pöhacker
Film editor
Sani Alibabic
Philomena Bair
Austrian freestyle skier
