Our Archive Spotlight this week is Robert L. Hague. Hague was a sailor, shipping executive, philanthropist, and bon vivant of the highest caliber. Hague was treasurer of The Lambs during the Great Depression and used his business savvy to rescue the Club from certain doom. The Lambs may have folded without his intervention to rally the members to buy bonds to save it. Although Bob Hague died in 1939, what he accomplished is still remembered today. He is an “Immortal Lamb.” Oh, and he once chartered The Hindenburg! Read more about him here.