Hudson Heights (Manhattan) - Notable Residents

Notable Residents

Notable current and former residents of Hudson Heights include:

  • Rabbi Joseph Breuer, religious leader
  • Laurence Fishburne, actor.
  • Henry Kissinger, diplomat and statesman
  • Daniel D. McCracken, early computer pioneer and author
  • James R. Russell, scholar and Harvard University professor
  • Rabbi Shimon Schwab, religious leader
  • Ruth Westheimer, psychologist
  • Scott Goldstein, writer, producer, director
  • Fort Washington Avenue

  • Cabrini Boulevard

  • Castle Village

  • Hudson River seen from 187th Street

  • Stairs on Pinehurst Avenue

  • View from east cross Broadway along 187th Street

  • View from east cross Broadway north of 190th Street

  • Looking south on Bennett Ave at 192nd Street

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