Alphabet City, Manhattan - Notable Past Residents

Notable Past Residents

  • Geraldo Rivera TV personality (lived there during the late 60s - early 70s)
  • Rosario Dawson actress
  • Madonna singer

Robert "Bobby" Driscoll Academy Award Winning Actor("The Window" 1949 and "So Dear To My Heart" 1949, for which Bobby won an Special Oscar at 13-years old) died at 371 East 10th Street in March 1968

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