The first rector of the hall was Reverend John A. Molter, C.S.C. The colt was sent into training with William Molter in California. He was trained by Bill Molter in California. This marked a period during which the Forest Service began assisting Molter. Visitors were a "feast or famine" situation for Molter. Rough contemporaries Georg Druschetzky and Johann Melchior Molter also wrote pieces for timpani and orchestra. The Dorothy Molter Museum was formed to preserve her legacy. Today the Dorothy Molter cabin and museum are located in Ely. Boswell joined Ocampo and Molter to form Faraquet in 1997. William Molter died on April 2, 1960, of a massive cerebral stroke. That same year, Crevolin and Bill Molter enjoyed even greater success with three-year-old Determine. Molter became the owner of the lodge in 1948 when Berglund died. Maria died in 1737; by 1742 Molter had married Maria Christina Wagner.