Henry Armitage

In Welcome to Arkham, the university's Oren Library is described as a place students subconsciously avoid.

It is, though, the place investigators are most likely to find either Dr. Henry Armitage or Daisy Walker.

These two fulfill a somewhat synonymous role in the books and lore around Arkham, although Daisy has taken more of that spotlight in recent publications.

She's featured in numerous novels as a main character in Dance of the Damned and a helpful side character in various full-length books and short stories.

Wilbur had with him the priceless but imperfect copy of Dr. D's English version, which his grandfather had bequeathed him, and upon receiving access to the Latin copy, he at once began to collate the two texts with the aim of discovering a certain passage, which would have come on the 751st page of his own defective volumes.

This much he could not civilly refrain from telling the librarian, the same erudite Henry Armitage, A.M. Miskatonic, Ph.D. Princeton, lit.

D. Johns Hopkins, who once had called at the farm, and now who politely plied him with questions.

was looking, he had to admit, for a kind of formula or incantation containing the frightful name Yog-Sothoth, and it puzzled him to find discrepancies, duplications, and ambiguities which made the matter of determination far from easy.