San Luis
San Luis is a town in central Argentina, in the Sierras Grandes mountains. Next to the leafy main square, Plaza Pringles, is a 19th-century cathedral, featuring a neoclassical facade and twin bell towers. Nearby, the Dora Ochoa De Masramón Provincial Museum exhibits a wide range of objects, from fossils and prehistoric remains to art and antiques. Tree-lined paths crisscross the expansive Park of Nations.
People died in San Luis (First 48 people) - Page 0
Erinea Garcia Gallegos
American educator
Eloísa Cañizares
Actress
Walter Cross Buchanan
Mexican engineer
Abe Espinosa
American professional golfer
John Sturges
American film director
G. D. Spradlin
American actor
Billy Booth
American child actor
Ernie Ball
American entrepreneur
Burr DeBenning
American character actor
Don Rich
American musician
Bud Browne
American film-maker
Sam Vlahos
Actor
Paul Spangler
Surgeon
Mel Kaufman
American football player
Florence MacMichael
American character actress
Sandra Gardebring Ogren
Justice
Eric Lawson
Actor
Bobby Jameson
American singer-songwriter
David Hand
American animator
Edward M. Davis
Former Member of the California State Senate
Russ Letlow
American football player
Paul H. Kocher
American writer
Cary Odell
Film art director
James Van Ness
Former Mayor of San Francisco
Peggy Doyle
Actress
Ronnie Bucknum
American race car driver
Nehemiah Persoff
Actor
Dan Conners
American football player
Max Smith
Actor
Mack Reynolds
American fiction writer
Fiona Alexander
Costume designer
Luis Arcaraz
Composer
Jaime Zapata
Saturnino Cedillo
Former Governor of San Luis Potosí
Genovevo Rivas Guillén
Manuel José Othón
Mexican author
Perplex
Music producer
Ricardo Brandon
Football player
Jorge Ferretis
Author
Arturo Antonio Szymanski Ramírez
Prelate
Primo Feliciano Velázquez
Mexican journalist
Ronen Dahan
Musical artist
Mariano Acha
Soldier
David B. Kurtz
American Politician
Teófilo Saá
Former Provisional Governor of San Luis Province
Cesar Chavez
American labor leader
Erinea Garcia Gallegos
American educator
