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
People died in New York (First 49 people) - Page 28
James H. Pomerene
Electrical engineer
Lawrence Otis Graham
American attorney
Ray MacDonnell
American actor
Tommy Manville
American socialite
Ivan Karp
American art dealer
Charles D. Beckwith
Former United States Representative
Edmund Platt
Former United States Representative
Tony Conrad
American video artist
John Leypoldt
American football player
Dick Rifenburg
American football player
Dennis Gorski
Former New York State Representative
Otto Roehm
Olympic athlete
Nancy Spungen
Charles James
American football cornerback
Geraldine Page
American actress
Moses Soyer
American painter
L'Wren Scott
American model
Robert Fraser
Art dealer
John Slim, 2nd Viscount Slim
Hereditary peer
Gene Greene
American singer
Andrew Ali Aga Khan Embiricos
Yasmin Aga Khan's son
Richard Sohl
American pianist
Pieter Whitney Fosburgh
Conservationist
Ichabod Alden
Commander
Chester A. Arthur
21st U.S. President
Chester Alan Arthur
21st U.S. President
Otto Binder
American author
Norman Durham
Musical artist
Frankie Michaels
American actor
William Poole
Political leader
John Augustine Hartford
Business professional ‧ George Huntington Hartford's son
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand athlete
Richard Waring
American actor
Tony Amato
Actor
Bruce McRae
American stage actor
Gerry Niewood
American saxophonist
Beverly Eckert
American activist
Alison Des Forges
American historian
Rick Martin
Ice hockey player
Richie Dunn
Ice hockey player
Russell Hardie
American actor
Herbie Moran
American baseball athlete
Edwin Corning Jr.
Former New York State Representative ‧ Edwin Corning's son
Yuliya Predtechenskaya
Actress
Samuel Blachley Webb
Commanding officer
Robert R. Livingston
Former United States Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Edward Philip Livingston
American Politician