New York
New York City comprises 5 boroughs sitting where the Hudson River meets the Atlantic Ocean. At its core is Manhattan, a densely populated borough that’s among the world’s major commercial, financial and cultural centers. Its iconic sites include skyscrapers such as the Empire State Building and sprawling Central Park. Broadway theater is staged in neon-lit Times Square. ― Google
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DeLancey Floyd-Jones
American military personnel
Elbert Floyd-Jones
Former New York State Representative
Charles D. Lanier
Daniel Phoenix
Merchant
Daniel Fuller Appleton
Businessperson ‧ James Appleton's son
Buchanan Winthrop
Charles Henry Caffin
American writer
James Lanier
Entrepreneur
John Alan Haughton
Writer
Mary Sarah Lattimer
Actor
Alexander Placide
Actor
Richard Dudensing
Artist
Pat DiCicco
American movie producer
Fayez Banihammad
Alfred Easton Poor
American architect
Al Indelicato
Julio Mario Santo Domingo
Former Colombia Ambassador to China
Wallace Smith Broecker
American geochemist
Herbert Gutman
American professor
Jeri Sopanen
Film cinematographer
James Rorimer
American museum curator
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
Boxer
Patty Hill
American composer
Sabin Manuilă
Romanian statistician
Herbert L. Osgood
American historian
Ralph Washington Sockman
Pastor
John Franzese
Lester Wunderman
Author
Jack Nash
German investor
Edvins Mednis
Latvian journalist
Don Heck
American comics artist
Meena Alexander
Indian-American poet
Elizabeth Murray
American painter
Walter Hunt
American mechanic
Carol Hall
American composer
Sigmund Romberg
American-Hungarian composer
Alice Neel
American visual artist
Charles Olson
American poet
William Bell Wait
Teacher
Frankie LaRocka
American musician
Portia Nelson
American singer-songwriter
Mable Burton Ringling
Art collector
Nickolas Muray
American photographer
Allen Lanier
American musician
Larry Kruteck
Calixto Leicea
Cuban musician
Prentice Mulford
American humorist