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 98
Mary Wolf Wilkinson
American artist
Herman Melville
American novelist
Heath Ledger
Actor
Benny Caiola
John Garfield
American actor
Stevens T. Mason
Former Governor of Michigan
Ella Baker
American civil rights activist
Elinor Wylie
American poet
Sy Kravitz
American filmmaker
Jack Hemingway
American-Canadian fisherman
John McGlinn
American conductor
Tennessee Williams
American playwright
Cyrinda Foxe
American actress
Jerry Nolan
American drummer
William A. Wheeler
Former Vice President of the United States
Annie Moore
Immigrant
Adolph Gottlieb
American painter
Henry Goldman
Richard Rodgers
American composer
Georgette Harvey
American singer
Mamie Lincoln Isham
Robert Todd Lincoln's daughter
Horatio Seymour
Former Governor of New York
Rayya Elias
Writer
Francis L. Sullivan
Film actor
George Ball
American diplomat
Paul Warburg
Banker
Paul Piccone
American-Italian philosopher
Sherman Fairchild
American businessman
Nan Kempner
Socialite
Russel Crouse
American playwright
Elliott Arnold
American writer
Peter Malkin
Israeli secret agent
Steve Dillon
British comic book artist
Paula Danziger
American author
Milbourne Christopher
American historian
Ray Gillen
American singer-songwriter
J. Rosamond Johnson
American composer
Frances Heflin
American actress
Irving Kahal
American lyricist
Charles Coburn
American actor
Peggy Cass
American actress
Richard Kollmar
American radio actor
Joseph Chaikin
American theatre director
Jerry Mayer
Actor
Wallace Thurman
American novelist
Walter Schloss
American investor
Steven Marcus
American critic
