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Here is an alphabetical list of all the famous dead people I have visited. Click on a name to see pictures of the grave as well as my notes concerning the person or the site:
 | Abelard, Peter (Philosopher) |
| Abrams Jr., Creighton (Vietnam Commander) |
| Adams, Abigail (Presidential wife and mother) |
| Adams, John (2nd President of the USA) |
| Adams, John Quincy (6th President of the USA) |
| Adams, John Quincy (Original Interment Location) |
| Adams, Louisa (US First Lady) |
| Adams, Samuel (Signer of the Declaration of Independence) |
| Agnew, Spiro (Vice-President of the USA) |
| Alcott, Louisa May (Author) |
| Alfieri, Vittorio (Italian Artist) |
| Alger, Russell (US Secretary of War under William McKinley) NEW! |
| Alghieri, Dante - cenotaph (Author) |
| Allen, Gracie (Actress) |
| Altgeld, John Peter (Illinois Governor) |
| Alzheimer, Alois (Physician - discovered Alzheimer's disease) |
| Ampere, Andre Marie (Scientist - named electrical "amps" after himself) |
| Anderson, Michael (Columbia Astronaut) |
| Angelico, Fra (Italian painter) |
| Anheuser, Eberhard (Beer Guy) |
| Anne de Bretagne (French Queen) |
| Antoinette, Marie (French Queen) |
| Apollinaire, Guillaume (Poet) |
| Appleseed, Johnny (Famous Planter Guy) |
| Arc, Joan of - cenotaph (Famous French Girl) |
| Arminius, Jacobus (Theologian) |
| Armstrong, Annie Walker (Activist) |
| Arnold, Henry ("Father of the US Air Force") |
| Arnold, Sam (Lincoln assassination conspirator) |
| Arthur, Chester Alan (21st President of the USA) |
| Arthur, Jr., Chester (Son of President Chester Arthur) |
| Arthur, Duke of Wellington (Soldier; defeated Napoleon) |
| Arthur, Ellen (US First Lady) |
| Arthur, Malvina Stone (Mother of President Chester Arthur) |
| Arthur, William (Father of President Chester Arthur) |
| Astaire, Fred (Actor) |
| Atchison, David Rice (Politician) |
| Attlee, Clement (Prime Minister of England) |
| Augustine (Theologian) |
| Austin, Stephen (Texas Founder) |
| Autry, Gene (Actor) |
| Avery, Tex (Animator) |
| Babcock, Orville (Union General) |
| Backus, Jim (Gilligan's Island Actor - Thurston Howell) |
| Baker, Newton (US Secretary of War under Woodrow Wilson) |
| Baldwin, Thomas ("Father of the Modern Parachute") |
| Ball, Lucille (I Love Lucy Actress) |
| Balsley, John (Inventor of folding stepladder) |
| Balzac, Honore de (French Novelist) |
| Barbour, Philip (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Barkley, Alben William (Vice-President of the USA) |
| Barlow, Milton (Invented and built first planetarium) |
| Barnum, P.T. (Circus Guy) |
| Barry, William (First cabinet-level US Postmaster General) |
| Bartlett, Josiah (Signer of the Declaration of Independence) |
| Bates, Edward (US Attorney General under Abraham Lincoln) |
| Battle of the Bulge Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery |
| Baum, L. Frank (Author - Created "The Wizard of Oz") |
| Beaumarchais, Pierre-Augustin (Author- "The Barber of Seville") |
| Beef, Nick (Fictitious Character) |
| Beethoven, Ludwig van (Composer) |
| Beethoven, Maria (Ludwig's Mother) |
| Belknap, William Worth (Impeached Secretary of War) |
| Bell, John (Presidential Loser; Presidential Cabinet Member; Speaker of the House) |
| Benny, Jack (Actor) |
| Benson, Mildred (a.k.a. Carolyn Keene - Nancy Drew author) |
| Bergh, Henry (Activist - Founded ASPCA) |
| Berlioz, Hector (Composer) |
| Bernstein, Leonard (Composer) |
| Berry, L.M. (Invented Yellow Pages) |
| Berthe (French Queen) |
| Bertrand, Henri (French General) |
| Besser, Jerome "Joe" (3 Stooges Actor) |
| Biddle, Nicholas (Financier) |
| Billroth, Theodor (Physician) |
| Bizet, Georges (Composer) |
| Black, Hugo (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Blackmun, Harry (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Blackwell, Otis (Musician - Wrote "Great Balls of Fire," etc.) |
| Blake, William (Painter; Poet) |
| Blanc, Mel (Cartoon Voice Guy) |
| Blanche (French Princess, daughter of King Charles IV) |
| Blanche (French Princess, infant daughter of King Louis IX) |
| Blanche (French Princess, grown daughter of King Louis IX) |
| Blanche de Navarre (French Queen) |
| Blassie, Michael Joseph (Former Unknown Soldier) |
| Blatchford, Samuel (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Bliss, Philip P. (Hymn Author) |
| Blount, William (Signer of US Constitution) |
| Blow, Taylor (Man who freed the slave Dred Scott) |
| Blythe III, William Jefferson (Father of President Bill Clinton) |
| Boch, Anna (Artist; Art Purchaser) |
| Bolger, Ray (Wizard of Oz Actor - Scarecrow) |
| Bombeck, Erma (Humor Writer/Columnist) |
| Bonaparte, Napoleon (Famous French Emperor) |
| Boone, Daniel (Explorer) |
| Booth, John Wilkes (Presidential assassin) |
| Bordet, Jules (Physician; Nobel Prize winner) |
| Borglum, Gutzon (Sculptor - Mount Rushmore) |
| Boyce, James (Southern Baptist Seminary president) |
| Boyce, William D. (Founded the Boy Scouts) |
| Bradford, William (Governor of Plymouth Colony) |
| Bradley, Omar (Five-Star US General from WWII) |
| Brady, Matthew (Civil War Photographer) |
| Brahms, Johannes (Composer) |
| Braille, Louis (Blind Dots Guy) |
| Brainard, David (Missionary) |
| Brandeis, Louis (US Supreme Court Justice) NEW! |
| Breckinridge, Jr., John C. (Vice-President of the USA) |
| Breckinridge, Sr., John C. (US Attorney General under Thomas Jefferson) |
| Brennan, William (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Brewer, David (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Broadus, John (Baptist author) |
| Broom, Jacob (Signer of the US Constitution) |
| Brown, Aaron (US Postmaster General under James Buchanan) |
| Brown, David (Columbia Astronaut) |
| Brown, George Scratchley (Vietnam War Air Commander) |
| Brown, Henry Billings (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Brown, Jesse (US Secretary of Veterans Affairs under Bill Clinton) |
| Brown, Ron (US Secretary of Commerce under Bill Clinton) |
| Brown, Walter (US Postmaster General under Herbert Hoover) |
| Browning, Elizabeth Barrett (Author) |
| Browning, Orville (US Secretary of the Interior under Andrew Johnson) |
| Browning, Robert (Author) |
| Brueghel the Elder, Peter (Artist) |
| Brush, Charles (Street Light innovater) |
| Bryan, William Jennings (Presidential Loser) |
| Buchanan, James (15th President of the USA) |
| Buckner, George Washington (First African-American Ambassador) |
| Buick, David (Car guy) |
| Bullock, Bob (Texas Politician) |
| Bunsen, Robert Wilhelm (Chemist; Bunsen Burner) |
| Bunyan, John (Author - Pilgrim's Progress) |
| Burger, Warren (US Supreme Court Chief Justice) |
| Burlingame III, Charles (9-11 Pilot) |
| Burns, George (Actor) |
| Burr, Jr., Aaron (Vice-President of the USA) |
| Burton, Harold (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Busch, Adolphus (Beer Guy) |
| Bush, Flora (Paternal grandmother of President George Bush) |
| Bush, Samuel (Paternal grandfather of President George Bush) |
| Butler, Pierce (Signer of the US Constitution) |
| Butler, Pierce (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Byrd, Richard (First to fly over the North Pole) |
| Byrns, Joseph (US Speaker of the House of Representatives) |
| Byron, Lord (Poet) |
| Caesar, Gaius Julius (Roman Emperor) |
| Caillebotte, Gustave (Artist) |
| Calhoun, John C. (Vice-President of the USA) |
| Callendar, Marie (Restaurant lady) |
| Campbell, George (US Secretary of the Treasury under James Madison) |
| Canadian Cross (Cross of Sacrifice) at Arlington National Cemetery |
| Candy, John (Comedy Actor) |
| Cannon, Joseph (US Speaker of the House of Representatives) |
| Canova, Antonio (Italian Artist) |
| Capehart, Homer (Invented Jukebox) |
| Capone, Al (Gangster) |
| Capote, Truman (Author) |
| Carloman I (French King) |
| Carloman II (French King) |
| Carnegie, Dale (Author) |
| Carpenter, Karen - original location (Musician) |
| Carrier, Willis (Invented air conditioning) |
| Carroll, Lewis - cenotaph (Author - Alice in Wonderland) |
| Carver, George Washington (Inventor) |
| Carver, Moses (Adoptive father of George Washington Carver) |
| Carver, Susan (Adoptive mother of George Washington Carver) |
| Cass, Lewis (Presidential Loser) |
| Cassidy, Edith (Maternal Grandmother of President Bill Clinton) |
| Cassidy, Eldridge (Maternal Grandfather of President Bill Clinton) |
| Catherine of Siena (Patron saint of Italy, along with Francis) |
| Catron, John (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Celebrezze, Anthony (Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare under Kennedy and Johnson) |
| Cermak, Anton (Assassinated Chicago Mayor) |
| Chaffee, Roger (Apollo One Astronaut) |
| Champollion, Jean Francois (Egyptologist) |
| Chandler, Zachariah (US Secretary of the Interior under Ulysses S Grant) NEW! |
| Chapin, Roy D (US Secretary of Commerce under Herbert Hoover) NEW! |
| Charlemagne (Emperor) |
| Charles I (English King) |
| Charles IV (French King) |
| Charles V (French King) |
| Charles VI (French King) |
| Charles (French Prince; son of King Louis VIII) |
| Charles (French Prince; son of King Philippe III) |
| Charles, Count of Alencon (French Royalty) |
| Charles, Count of Etampes (French Royalty) |
| Charles, Duke of Orleans (French Royalty) |
| Charlotte, Grand-Duchess (Luxembourg Ruler) |
| Chase, Salmon (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Chaucer, Geoffrey (Author - Canterbury Tales) |
| Chennault, Claire (Commander of Flying Tigers during WWII) |
| Chevrolet, Louis (Car manufacturer) |
| Childebert I (French King) |
| Chilton, Mary (Pilgrim - first to touch Plymouth Rock) |
| Chisholm, Thomas (Hymn Author - "Great is Thy Faithfulness") |
| Chopin, Frederic (Composer) |
| Christman, William (First soldier buried in Arlington Cemetery) |
| Churchill, Frank (Composer) |
| Clark, Abraham (Signer of the Declaration of Independence) |
| Clark, David (Inventor of Clark candy bar) |
| Clark, Laurel (Columbia Astronaut) |
| Clark, William (Explorer - "Lewis and Clark") |
| Clarke, John (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Claude de France (French Queen) |
| Clay, Henry (Presidential Loser) |
| Clem, John Lincoln (Youngest US Soldier ever) |
| Clemence de Hongrie (French Queen) |
| Cleveland, Frances (US First Lady) |
| Cleveland, Grover (22nd and 24th President of the USA) |
| Cleveland, Ruth (Daughter of President Grover Cleveland) |
| Clifford, Clark (Secretary of Defense; Presidential Advisor) |
| Clinton, DeWitt (Presidential Loser) |
| Clinton, George (Vice-President of the USA) |
| Clinton, Sr., Roger (Stepfather of President Bill Clinton) |
| Clovis I (French King) |
| Clovis II (French King) |
| Clyfton, Richard (Separatist author; Pilgrim preacher) |
| Cody, Buffalo Bill (Wild West Guy) |
| Coffelt, Leslie (Policeman killed during Truman assassination attempt) |
| Coffin, Levi (Underground Railroad leader) |
| Cohen, Mickey (Gangster) |
| Cole, Nat King (Musician) |
| Colfax, Schuyler (Vice-President of the USA) |
| Combs, Ray (Family Feud host) |
| Comiskey, Charles (Chicago baseball owner and park namesake) |
| Confederate Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery |
| Connally, John (Texas Governor wounded at JFK assassination) |
| Conrad, Charles (Third man to walk on the moon) |
| Cook, Frederick (Explorer) |
| Coolidge, Calvin (30th President of the USA) |
| Coolidge, Grace (US First Lady) |
| Coors, Adolph (Beer guy) |
| Corot, Jean Baptiste Camille (Artist) |
| Corwin, Thomas (US Secretary of the Treasury under Millard Fillmore) |
| Costello, Lou (Abbott's funny friend) |
| Cox, Jacob Dolson (US Secretary of the Interior under Ulysses S. Grant) |
| Cox, James Middleton (Presidential Loser) |
| Cranmer, Thomas (Archbishop of Canterbury) |
| Crile, George (Physician; performed first successful human blood transfusion) |
| Crittenden, John (US Attorney General under Harrison, Tyler, and Fillmore) |
| Crockett, Davy - cenotaph (Explorer) |
| Croft, William (Hymn Author) |
| Cromwell, Oliver (British Ruler) |
| Crosby, Bing (Musician) |
| Crosby, Fanny (Hymn Author) |
| Curie, Marie (Scientist) |
| Curie, Pierre (Scientist) |
| Currier, Nathaniel ("Currier and Ives" guy) |
| Curtis, Charles (Vice-President of the USA) |
| Cuvier, Georges (Founder of Paleontology) |
| Czerny, Carl (Composer) |
| Da Costa, Isaac (Calvinist author and poet) |
| Dagobert I (French King) |
| Dallas, George M. (Vice-President of the USA) |
| Darwin, Charles (Author) |
| Daugherty, Harry (US Attorney General under Harding and Coolidge) |
| Davies, Samuel (Great Awakening Preacher; Hymn Author) |
| David, Jacques-Louis - (Artist) |
| Da Vinci, Leonardo (Scientist; Artist; etc.) |
| Davis, Bette (Actress) |
| Davis, David (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Davis, Dwight (US Secretary of War under Coolidge; founded Tennis' Davis Cup) |
| David, James J. (US Secretary of Labor under Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover) |
| Davis, Jefferson (Confederate President) |
| Davis, John Wesley (Speaker of the US House of Representatives) |
| Dawes, Charles Gates (Vice-President of the USA) |
| Day, William (US Supreme Court Justice; US Secretary of State under William McKinley) |
| Dean, James (Actor) |
| Debs, Eugene (Famous Socialist) |
| Debussy, Claude (Composer) |
| Deere, John (Tractor Guy) |
| De Foe, Daniel (Author - Robinson Crusoe) |
| De Gomery, Adrian (Explorer) |
| Delacroix, Eugene (Artist) |
| Denby, Edwin (US Secretary of the Navy under Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge) NEW! |
| Denis, Saint (Decapitated French Saint) |
| Dennison, William (US Postmaster General under Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson) |
| De Rita, Joe "Curly" (3 Stooges Actor) |
| De Treaux, Tamara (Actress) |
| Devers, Jacob (WWII Sixth Army Commander) |
| Diabelli, Antonio (Composer and music publisher) |
| Dickens, Charles (Author) |
| Dickinson, Donald (US Postmaster General under Grover Cleveland) NEW! |
| Dickinson, Jacob (US Secretary of War under William Howard Taft) |
| Dill, Sir John (British Field Marshal) |
| Dillinger, John H. (Gangster) |
| DiMaggio, Joe (Baseball player) |
| Disney, Walt (Entertainer) |
| Doane, William (Hymn Author) |
| Dodge, John Francis (Automobile Manufacturer) NEW! |
| Doherty, Edward (Man who captured John Wilkes Booth) |
| Donelson, Emily (White House hostess during Andrew Jackson presidency) |
| Donne, John (Poet; Preacher) |
| Donovan, William (Founder of the OSS, predecessor of the CIA) |
| Doubleday, Abner (Supposed inventor of baseball) |
| Douglas, Stephen A. (Presidential Loser) |
| Douglas, William (US Supreme Court Justice) |
| Dow, Herbert Henry (Chemist) NEW! |
| Dresser, Charles (Minister who married the Lincolns) |
| Dreyfuss, Alfred (Officer in the "Dreyfuss Affair") |
| Driver, William (Nicknamed American flag "Old Glory") |
| Dryden, John (Poet) |
| Duesenberg, August (Car manufacturer) |
| Duesenberg, Fred (Car manufacturer) |
| Duffield, Jr., George (Hymn Author - Stand Up for Jesus) |
| Dukas, Paul (Composer) |
| Dulles, John Foster (US Secretary of State under Eisenhower) |
| Duncan, Sarah McKinley (Sister of President William McKinley) |
| Durkheim, Emile (Sociologist) |
| Duroc, Geraud (Napoleon's Aide) |
| Earhart, Amelia - cenotaph (Aviator) |
| Earp, Wyatt (Western Activist) |
| Eddy, Mary Baker (Christian Science inventor) |
| Edward VII (English King) |
| Edwards, Jonathan (Theologian) |
| Edwards, Ninian W. (Lincolns were married in his house) |
| Edwards, Sarah (Wife of Jonathan Edwards) |
| Effront, Jean Isaac (Developed beer fermentation process) |
| Eisenhower, Dwight D. (34th President of the USA) |
| Eisenhower, Mamie (US First Lady) |
| Elgar, Sir Edward (Composer) |
| Eliot, T.S. (Poet) |
| Emerson, Ralph Waldo (Author) |
| Emmanuel, II, Victor (Italian president) |
| Emmett, Daniel (Musician - wrote "Dixie") |
| Ermentrude (French Queen) |
| Ernst, Max (Artist) |
| Ewell, R.S. (Confederate General) |
| Excell, Edwin Othello (Hymn Author) |
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