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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Milford Graves
American drummer
Hermon Atkins MacNeil
American sculptor
Ron Weyand
Actor
Wallace Clifton
Screenwriter ‧ Emma Bell Clifton's husband
Yolette Leconte
Former First Lady of Haiti
Robert L. Washington III
American writer
Mabel Ford
Dancer
James Henry Hackett
American actor
Gerald Solomon
Former United States Representative
Budd Schulberg
American screenwriter
Thomas Hatcher
Actor
Jeremiah H. Pierson
Former United States Representative
Mike Novak
American professional basketball player
John Armstrong Jr.
Former United States Secretary of War
Paul Greco
Musical artist
Mary Griffith
American writer
Christopher Wilmarth
American artist
John Morris
Canadian curler
Jaimie Branch
American jazz trumpeter
Bill Anagnos
American stuntman
Bill Duggleby
Baseball athlete
Rudy Kuntner
Austrian football player
Bertel Bruun
Naturalist
Sandy Becker
American television actor
Clare W. Graves
Professor
Joe Holup
American basketball player
Robert Sam Anson
American journalist
Richard Robbins
American composer
Hyman Minsky
American economist
Maryanne Amacher
American composer
John Alvin
American film actor
Jacob Neusner
American academic
Thomas Tillotson
American Politician
Olin Dows
Artist
Rachel Pollack
American author
Wilhelmus Beekman
Former Governor of the Colony of Swedes
Henry Beekman
Former Member of the New York General Assembly
Peter R. Livingston
Former New York State Senator
Levi P. Morton
Former Vice President of the United States
Margaret Suckley
Archivist
Michael S. Harper
American poet
Ann Jonas
Writer
Alfred Mosher Butts
American architect
William Seabrook
American journalist
Vladimír Fuka
Meyer Kupferman
American composer
William Weaver
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