Irving
Irving is a Texas city just northwest of Dallas. The Irving Arts Center offers changing art exhibitions, outdoor installations, theater productions and concerts. Dominating the center of Williams Square is Robert Glen's “Mustangs of Las Colinas," a bronze sculpture of 9 wild horses galloping through water. The faithfully restored Ruth Paine House Museum explores the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
People died in Irving (First 29 people) - Page 0
Glenn Frey
American musician
Bella Abzug
Former United States Representative
Candy Darling
American actress
Virginia Apgar
American physician
Peter Straub
American novelist
Terry Glenn
American football player
Willmoore Kendall
William Harold Hutt
Frederick Wilhelmsen
Philosopher
Clifton McNeely
American basketball player
Jerry Brown
American football player
George Washington Julian
Former United States Representative
Joe Morello
American drummer
Nadiya Svitlychna
Human rights activist
Madam C. J. Walker
American entrepreneur
James Alexander Hamilton
American soldier ‧ Alexander Hamilton's son
Cyrus West Field
American businessman
Eric Wolf
Anthropologist
Olive Fremstad
American soprano
Charlotte Wilson
Peter A. Peyser
Former United States Representative
Cyrus W. Field
American businessman
Percy L. Greaves Jr.
American economist
Clarisse Agnew
Actress
George G. Ritchie
Medical doctor
Gordon M. Graham
Ray Mantilla
American musician
Piro Mantilla
Musical artist
