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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Emma Littlefield
Actress
Martin Thomas Manton
Judge
Cathy Carr
American singer
Phoebe Phillips
Clayton R. Lusk
Former New York State Senator
Harold Berson
American illustrator
Joseph Friedenson
Author
Julia Livingston Delafield
Philanthropist and historian
Otto Ringling
Ruslana Korshunova
Model
John Rox
Songwriter
Frank O'Hara
American writer
Margaret Fuller
American journalist
Joan McCracken
American dancer
Wolcott Gibbs
American editor
Adolphe Le Prince
Actor ‧ Louis Le Prince's son
J. K. L. Ross
Canadian businessman
Angelo Eugenio Filippo Ossoli
Margaret Fuller's son
Samuel B. Ruggles
Former New York State Representative
William Halsey Jr.
American admiral
Henry Luce III
Publisher
Lily Cushing
American artist
Robert Kanigher
American comic book writer
Elizabeth Allen
American theatre actress
Charles Davies
Professor of mathematics
Mary Letitia Caldwell
American chemist
Ann Watts
Daniel C. Verplanck
Former United States Representative
Jeremy D. Safran
American clinical psychologist
Louis Facciolo
Carla Facciolo's father
Paolo LiCastri
Michael Scarcella
Police officer
Coert van Voorhees
Steven van Voorhees
Paul Sawyier
American painter
Max Shachtman
Author
Charles Cary Rumsey
American sculptor
John Romita Sr.
American comic book artist
Neil Postman
American author
Alonzo Edwin Branch
American football coach
Jason L. Holliday
Performer
Nathan Sanford
American Politician
Lewis Howard Latimer
American inventor
Spencer Williams
American actor
Rudy Wiedoeft
American saxophonist
Richard F. Outcault
American cartoonist
Cadwallader Colden
Physician
