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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Francis Lovelace
Former Governor of New York ‧ Richard Lovelace's brother
Mary Ellen Sigsbee
American artist
Eugenie McEvoy
American artist
Samuel Newell Bell
Former United States Representative
Wilson Dallam Wallis
American anthropologist
Ruth Sawtell Wallis
American anthropologist
Roger Payne
American biologist
Ebenezer Stoddard
Former United States Representative
Tappan Adney
American-Canadian artist
Jack Egers
Ice hockey player
Donald Matheson Sutherland
Former Minister of National Defence of Canada
Francis Peabody Sharp
Canadian businessman
Minnie Bell Sharp
Canadian teacher and businesswoman
Charles Hugh Alison
Golf course architect
Samuel McClellan
Caroll Spinney
American puppeteer
Clarence Winthrop Bowen
American author
Alfred Hutty
American artist
Chester Gould
American cartoonist
Jack Katoll
Baseball player
James P. Hartnett
American author
Bob Will
American baseball player
Michael O'Connor
Costume designer
Jan Hooks
American actress
Philip Guston
Canadian-American painter
Leonardo Cimino
American film actor
Stan Szelest
American musician
Edward Leigh Chase
American painter
Artie Traum
American guitarist
James T. Shotwell
Historian
Robert Winthrop Chanler
American artist
Peter Lazer
Actor
William King Gregory
Harold Rugg
Lucile Blanch
American painter
Arnold Blanch
American painter
Eugene O'Neill Jr.
American professor
Paul Meltsner
American artist
Clarence Schmidt
Artist
Anton Otto Fischer
Illustrator
George C. Ault
American painter
Ruth Simpson
Author
Barry Feinstein
American photographer
Ethel Magafan
American painter
Frank Meyer
American philosopher
Josephine McKim
American swimmer
Adam Nodelman
American bassist
