Manhattan
Manhattan is the most densely populated of New York City’s 5 boroughs. It's mostly made up of Manhattan Island, bounded by the Hudson, East and Harlem rivers. Among the world’s major commercial, financial and cultural centers, it’s the heart of “the Big Apple.” Its iconic sites include skyscrapers such as the Empire State Building, neon-lit Times Square and the theaters of Broadway. ― Google
People died in Manhattan (First 49 people) - Page 16
John Doar
American lawyer
G. E. Kidder Smith
American writer
Nicholas C. Forstmann
Tom Dardis
American author
Victor Kravchenko
Defector
Stanley Kauffmann
American writer
Louis Finkelstein
Rabbi
Michael Klenfner
Actor
Elisa Izquierdo
Eben Byers
American socialite
Karl Bitter
Austrian-American Sculptor
Edith Windsor
American activist
William F. Sheehan
Former Lieutenant Governor of New York
Eli Ginzberg
Economist
Dong Kingman
Chinese-American artist
Arthur Kantrowitz
American scientist
Leonard B. Meyer
Composer
Steven H. Scheuer
Film critic
Ellis Kolchin
American mathematician
Jacob Orgen
Milt Raskin
American pianist
Bel Kaufman
American teacher
Harry Bannister
American stage actor
Hermann Weigert
German vocal coach
Jerome Eskow
Theatre director ‧ Libi Staiger's husband
Clarence Whitehill
American bass
John Brademas
Former United States Representative
Edgar Kaplan
American author
John Coplans
Artist
Sam Dolgoff
American writer
Fernando Sánchez
Football player
Horace Porter
Former United States Ambassador to France
Janet Ward
American actress
Ken Strong
American football player
Hugo Gernsback
American inventor
Maurice Peress
American conductor
Kalmen Opperman
American clarinetist
William Apess
Minister
Theresa Bernstein
American artist
Janet Benshoof
American human rights lawyer
David Rosand
American art historian
Yaffa Eliach
American historian
David Randolph
American conductor
Cyril M. Harris
Author
Clara Whipple
American actress
Donald L. Taffner
American television producer
Morton Smith
American professor
