Dallas
Dallas, a modern metropolis in north Texas, is a commercial and cultural hub of the region. Downtown’s Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza commemorates the site of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination in 1963. In the Arts District, the Dallas Museum of Art and the Crow Collection of Asian Art cover thousands of years of art. The sleek Nasher Sculpture Center showcases contemporary sculpture. ― Google
People died in Dallas (First 49 people) - Page 3
Alice Lon
American singer
Kenneth Lee Pike
American linguist
Frank Reaugh
American artist
Earle Cabell
Former Mayor of Dallas
John McClannahan Crockett
Lawyer
Stephen J. Hay
Robert Folsom
Former Mayor of Dallas
Warren B. Woodson
American football coach
William Sidney Pittman
American architect
Leon Breeden
Jazz musician
Ghias Mela
Politician
Margo Jones
American stage director
Richard Montgomery Gano
Physician
Robert Magruder
Actor
Elizabeth Otis Dannelly
American poet
Evelyn Oppenheimer
Author
Bobby Soxx
Musical artist
Mark Holtz
American sportscaster
Martin Jurow
Executive producer
Jim Levey
Baseball player
Glenn Montgomery
American football player
Phil Baxter
American songwriter
Apollinaire Muholongu Malumalu
Angus G. Wynne
American businessman
Charlie Neal
American baseball player
Prince Albert Hunt
American musician
Grady Allen
American football player
Jerry Tubbs
American football linebacker
Ashwini Bhatt
Novelist
Robert E. Galer
Virgil Oliver Stamps
Singer
Buster Smith
American saxophonist
William Lewis Cabell
Former Mayor of Dallas
Samuel B. Pryor
Martin McNulty Crane
Politician
Virgil Cheeves
Baseball player
James Andrew Beall
Former Senator of Texas
Ed Gossett
Former United States Representative
Ted Luckenbill
American professional basketball player
Lee Lozano
American painter
Chip Moody
Actor
Elijah Alexander
American football linebacker
Kazuya Sakai
Artist
Lillian M. Bradshaw
Librarian
Lorene Rogers
American biochemist
Ray Morehart
American baseball player
Alexander Travis Hawthorn
Commanding officer
