Walter Clark
Wikimedia disambiguation page
Walter Clark may refer to:
Walter Clark (Canadian politician) (1890–1987), Canadian politician, served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Bill Clark (screenwriter) (Walter Clark, born 1944), American police detective and television writer and producer
Walter Eli Clark (1869–1950), American politician, governor of Alaska
Walter Clark (judge) (1846–1924), North Carolina jurist
Walter Van Tilburg Clark (1909–1971), American author of short stories, poetry and novels
Walter Ernest Clark (1873–1955), president of the University of Nevada, father of Walter Van Tilburg Clark
Walter Leighton Clark (1859–1935), American businessman, inventor and artist
Walter Eugene Clark (1881–1960), American philologist
Walter H. Clark (1902–1994), professor of psychology of religion at Andover Newton Theological School
Walter Appleton Clark (1876–1906), artist and illustrator
Walter Hugh Clark (1929–2017), member of the South Carolina House of Representatives
Wally Clark (zoologist) (Walter Clive Clark), New Zealand zoologist
See also
Wally Clark (disambiguation)
Walter Clarke (disambiguation)
Edward Walter Clark Jr.
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