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Located in The Bronx, the Woodlawn Cemetery is one of the largest cemeteries in New York City. Notable people interred there include: Irving Berlin Nellie Bly Ralph Bunche[?] George M. Cohan Miles Davis Clarence Day[?] Duke Ellington David Farragut Frankie Frisch[?] Antoinette Perry Frueauff - The Tony Award is named after her Jay Gould Archibald Gracie[?] Oscar Hammerstein II, composer Lionel Hampton W.C. Handy Victor Herbert Barbara Hutton[?], Woolworth heiress, America's "poor little rich girl" Charles Evans Hughes Collis P. Huntington[?] Augustus D. Juilliard[?] Fiorello LaGuardia Roland Macy[?] Bat Masterson[?], US Marshall George McManus[?] Herman Melville Marilyn Miller[?] Robert Moses[?] Thomas Nast James Cash Penny[?] Otto Preminger, actor and director Joseph Pulitzer Damon Runyon Elizabeth Cady Stanton Joseph Stella[?] John William Sterling, one of Yale's largest benefactors Olive Thomas[?], actress and wife of Jack Pickford C. J. Walker[?], she was the first African-American millionaire Frank Woolworth, chain store founder See also: List of other famous cemeteries
Notable people interred there include:
See also: List of other famous cemeteries