Don Adams

"Never late for post time" From Hollywood Forever.

Louis Armstrong

From Flushing Cemetery, Queens, New York. Wiki: "His honorary pallbearers included Bing Crosby, Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie, Pearl Bailey, Count Basie, Harry James, Frank Sinatra, Ed Sullivan, Earl Wilson, Alan King, Johnny Carson and David Frost."

George Gershwin

From Westchester Hills. George Gershwin received his only Academy Award nomination posthumously.

Jayne Mansfield

Died in a car accident enroute to New Orleans. June 29, 1967. From Hollywood Forever.

Jean-Michel Basquiat

Already gone 25 years. From Green-Wood Cemetery.

The Man Behind The Wizard

Frank Morgan (Wuppermann). Two time Oscar nominee (Affairs of Cellini and Tortilla Flat). "He has 2 stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for motion pictures at 1708 Vine Street and for radio at 6700 Hollywood Boulevard." (WIKI). From Green-Wood Cemetery,Brooklyn, NY.

Tomb of the Mathers

From Copp's Hill Burying Ground.

John Huston

From Hollywood Forever. Happy 107th birthday. With his mother Rhea.

Tony Randall

                            From Westchester Hills. Just a modest plaque in the ground near trees on a slope. Found                              this without a map or marker. Used the photo on Find A Grave. Hard to believe he's been gone nine years.

Tyrone Power

A classy stone. From Hollywood Forever. Died of a heart attack on a film shoot in Spain at the age of 44.

Carl Switzer

First post in July. Wouldn't have found this without my buddies assistance.

 "In January 1959, he was fatally shot by an acquaintance over a dispute about money." $50.00. He was 32.

Fay Wray

From Hollywood Forever. Had a few issues with their map but at least they embrace celebrity grave searchers.

Ted Knight

From Forest Lawn (Glendale). His last movie Was Caddyshack. Would have thought he'd have done a couple more. Died at 62 after suffering from cancer for many years. Too young.

Casey Stengel

Charles and Edna Stengel. From Forest Lawn Memorial (Glendale). Not too far from Michael Jackson and Spencer Tracy. 

Gregory Peck

Gregory and Veronique Peck

from the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, Los Angeles

Lots of room there. The Pecks must have been supporters.

Errol Flynn

From Forest Lawn Memorial (Glendale).
A simple marker about the middle of the north wall of their Garden of Everlasting Peace.

Frankie Frisch, The Fordham Flash

"F is for Fordham

And Frankie and Frisch;

I wish he were back

With the Giants, I wish."

(from “Line-Up for Yesterday” by Ogden Nash)

Grantland Rice

Famed Sportswriter of the 1920s and 30s. From Woodlawn.

"For when the One Great Scorer comes

To mark against your name,

He writes - not that you won or lost -

But how you played the Game."

(from the poem "Alumnus Football")

Grantland Rice is Bill Simmons inspiration for grantland.com

For the sons of American Gold Star Mothers

Not a grave. From Memorial Grove in Van Cortlandt Park. Very unassuming, neat section remembering a couple of dozen members of the miltary. The most recent passing of the departed that I observed was recorded in 1950.

Ron Silver

Ron Silver. From Westchester Hills. It's hilly there. Like to come back in better weather. Nice staff. Map..not so much.

James Baldwin

An interesting dude, Look him up. From Ferncliff. Love the leaves. Very tasteful.

Joe Simon

Joe Simon is the Co-Creator of Captain America. When Marvel started making movie decisions he fought for the Jack Kirby Estate to get equal rights. When someone fights for you after you are deceased, that's powerful.

F W Woolworth

Let's go Big to start 2103. F. W. Woolworth's final resting place. From Woodlawn. Taken from about 50 yards away. It's Large.