Harrisburg
Harrisburg, the state capital of Pennsylvania, sits on the Susquehanna River. The National Civil War Museum illustrates both sides of the conflict via interactive exhibits and re-enactments. Next to the imposing Capitol building, the State Museum of Pennsylvania celebrates the area's natural, cultural and industrial heritage. East of the city, Hersheypark is a chocolate-themed park offering rides and entertainment.
People died in Harrisburg (First 42 people) - Page 0
William Findlay
Former Governor of Pennsylvania
Amelia Reynolds Long
American fiction writer
R. Budd Dwyer
Donald Wrye
American director
John A. H. Keith
American American football coach
John C. Kunkel
U. S. representative
Harold Ware
American agriculturer
John W. Geary
Former Mayor of San Francisco
Roy E. Furman
Political leader
John Covode
Former United States Representative
Sam S. Shubert
American theatrical producer
George Washington Woodruff
Former Attorney General of Pennsylvania
Tom Buskey
Baseball player
Silas C. Swallow
Preacher
Francis R. Shunk
Former Governor of Pennsylvania
David R. Porter
Former Governor of Pennsylvania
Joseph F. Knipe
Jack Rabin
American author
James Calder
Academic administrator
Jeremiah F. Shanahan
Bishop
Joe Junkin
Ice hockey player
Ron Buxton
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
Charles C. Davis
Snake Wiltse
Baseball athlete
Fred Ray
American comic book artist
William High Keim
Former Mayor of Reading, Pennsylvania
Harold Geiger
Aviator
Spottswood Poles
American baseball player
Ferdinand F. Rohm
William Howard Day
Editor
John Crain Kunkel
Former United States Representative
Robert Budd Dwyer
George Gekas
Former United States Representative
Arthur Byron Coble
American mathematician
Dick Surhoff
American basketball player
Louise Ducey
American actress
Robert Meloni
Endocrinologist
Charles Fenno Hoffman
American author
John Christian Kunkel
Former United States Representative
Samuel E. Dimmick
Former Attorney General of Pennsylvania
Charles B. Penrose
American Politician