Woodstock
Woodstock is a fictional character in Charles M. Schulz's comic strip Peanuts. He is best known for being Snoopy's best friend. The character first appeared in the April 4, 1967, strip, though he was not officially named until June 22, 1970. He is named after the Woodstock festival of 1969.
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Carl Schuster
American art historian
Moyshe Nadir
American author
William Pachner
American painter
George Ault
American painter
Eugene Speicher
American painter
Bolton Brown
American painter
Helen Weaver
American writer
Alix Dobkin
American singer-songwriter
Jim Murphy
Executive producer
Edward Millman
American painter
Raoul Hague
Visual artist
Eugenie McEvoy
American artist
Mary Ellen Sigsbee
American artist
L. Birge Harrison
American painter
John Wilmot
Poet
Christopher Zeeman
British mathematician
John Spencer‑Churchill, 11th Duke of
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Philip Fleming
British banker
Robert Bloet
Former Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain
Francis Lovelace
Former Governor of New York ‧ Richard Lovelace's brother
John Hastings, 3rd Earl of Pembroke
Arthur Sherburne Hardy
American engineer
Gwen Verdon
American actress
Ivan Albright
American painter
Ray Still
American oboist
Otis Guernsey Jr.
American writer
Jacob Collamer
Former U.S. senator
Andrew Tracy
American Politician
Franklin S. Billings
Former Governor of Vermont
Peter T. Washburn
Lawyer
Franklin S. Billings Jr.
American Politician
Frederick H. Billings
American Politician
Franklin Noble Billings
Manager
Josephine Patterson Albright
American journalist ‧ Ivan Albright's wife
Clotilde Scarpitta
Actor
Harrison H. Riddleberger
Former U.S. senator
Felix de Weldon
American mariner
Charles F. Shoemaker
Marine officer
Otho Holland Williams
American general
