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The marshal of the U.S. Supreme Court is the person who oversees the security, maintenance, and operation of the Supreme Court Building. Federal law, 28 U.S.C. section 672, has provided for this position since 1867. There have been ten head marshals of the Supreme Court, including:

The Inaugural Supreme Court Fellows

The inaugural Supreme Court Fellows class of 1973–74 consisted of three individuals: Gordon Gee, who is now president of Ohio State University in Columbus; Russell Wheeler, who now serves as deputy director of the Federal Judicial Center in Washington, D.C.; and Howard R. Whitcomb, who is an emeritus professor of political science at Lehigh University in Pennsylvania.

Richard C. Parsons	1867–72
John Nicolay	1872–87
John M. Wright	1888–1915
Frank Key Green	1915–38
Thomas E. Waggaman	1938–52
T. Perry Lippitt	1952–72
Frank M. Hepler	1972–76
Alfred M. Wong	1976–94
Dale E. Bosley	1994–2001
Pamela Talkin	2001–present