Gard
Gard is a department in southern France. It's known for the famed Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct on the Gardon River. The city of Nîmes is home to well-preserved Roman structures including the Arena of Nîmes and Maison Carrée temple. Uzès offers an arcaded town square and a lively produce market. Alès is a gateway to Cévennes National Park, where Mont Aigoual has an observatory with views of the Mediterranean Sea.
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Myrtle Reeves
Actress
Lu Lien
Musician
Jean Dinning
American singer-songwriter
Del Rice
American baseball player
Tibor Rubin
Soldier
Monette Moore
American singer
Nguyễn Tất Nhiên
Vietnamese poet
Pham Ngoc Sang (Phạm Ngọc Sang)
Vu Van Giai (Vũ Văn Giai)
Seth Lover
Designer
George Blaeholder
Baseball player
Vu Van Giai
Military personnel
Du Tu Le
Poet
Pham Ngoc Sang
Military personnel
Mary Jane Brabazon, Countess of Meath
British philanthropist
Bungaree
Maria Marshall
Socialite
Keith Green
American pianist
Tetsu Komai
Japanese actor
Bud Houser
American olympic athlete
Don Branson
Race car driver
Nick Dandolos
Wakako Yamauchi
American writer
Ken Hunt
American baseball player
Lawrence Kingsley Callahan
J. C. Agajanian
Red Steiner
Baseball player
Messalina
Ytzen Brusse
Film director
Laura E. Richards
American writer
Richard Valentine Pitchford
Magician
Knut Kiesewetter
German jazz musician
Robert D. Richtmyer
American physicist
Mary Daly
American philosopher
Alexis Arapoff
Painter
William Parker Caldwell
Former Tennessee State Representative
Arthur Quenzer
Songwriter
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Former Deputy of the Kingdom of Italy
Mario Camerini
Italian film director
Michelangelo Abbado
Violinist
Maria Hardouin
Gabriele D'Annunzio's ex-wife
Ernesto Nathan Rogers
Italian architect
Angelo Landi
Artist
Giuseppe Peruchetti
Italian football player
Imre Gedővári
Hungarian fencer
Conrad Frederik Christian Blixen-Finecke, 2.Baron Blixen-Finecke, 4.Friherre till Näsbyholm
Emil Flygare