(located beside the 1870 portion of the Butler Street entrance shown in the above picture) •
Gabriel Adams (1790–1864),
Mayor of Pittsburgh (1847–49) •
John Arbuckle (1838–1912), coffee and sugar businessman •
Marcus E. Baldwin (1863–1929), Major League Baseball player •
Joseph Barker (1806–1862), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1850–51) •
Joshua Barney (1759–1818),
Commodore in the
United States Navy and
American Revolutionary War,
War of 1812 veteran (Moved to new site in 1848) •
Richard Biddle (1796–1847), US Congressman •
Lem Billings (1916–1981), friend and campaigner for President
John F. Kennedy •
William Bingham (1808–1873), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1856–57) •
James Blackmore (1821–1875), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1868–69 & 1872–75) •
Francis B. Brewer (1820–1892), US Congressman •
Don Brockett (1930–1995), motion picture and television actor, "Chef Brockett" on the PBS series ''
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood'' •
Adam M. Brown (1826–1910), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1901) •
James W. Brown (1844–1909), US Congressman •
Jared M. Brush (1814–1895), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1869–72) •
Eben Byers (1880–1932), wealthy American industrialist and socialite noted for his gruesome death caused by consumption of the radioactive
patent medicine Radithor. • John Caldwell Jr. (1827–1902), George Westinghouse partner and member of the
South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club •
Louis Semple Clarke (1867–1957), automotive pioneer, founder of the
Autocar Company and member of the
South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club •
James Wallace Conant (1862–1906), manager of the
Schenley Park Casino and
Duquesne Gardens, and founder of the
Western Pennsylvania Hockey League. •
Beano Cook (1931–2012), college football commentator • Daniel William Cooper (1830–1920), one of the founders of the Sigma Chi Fraternity •
John Dalzell (1845–1927), US Congressman •
Cornelius Darragh (1809–1854), US Congressman •
Ebenezer Denny (1761–1822), first Mayor of Pittsburgh (1816–17),
American Revolutionary War veteran •
Harmar Denny (1794–1852),
U.S. Congressman •
Harmar D. Denny Jr. (1886–1966), US Congressman •
William J. Diehl (1845–1929), politician and Mayor of Pittsburgh (1899–1901) •
Samuel Diescher (183–1915), engineer who designed the
Duquesne Incline and the majority of such projects in Pennsylvania and the US, also designed many industrial projects •
Harry Allison Estep (1884–1968), US Congressman •
John Baptiste Ford (1811–1903), industrialist, founder of
PPG Industries and
Ford City, Pennsylvania •
Walter Forward (1786–1852),
United States Secretary of the Treasury •
Stephen Foster (1826–1864), songwriter •
Andrew Fulton (1850–1925), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1884–87) •
Edward D. Gazzam (1803–1878), doctor, politician, and abolitionist •
Josh Gibson (1911–1947), baseball great of the
Negro leagues •
Gus Greenlee (1893–1952), Major League Baseball Team Owner •
George W. Guthrie (1848–1917), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1906–09) •
John B. Guthrie (1807–1885), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1851–53) •
Lizzie M. Guthrie (1838–1880), missionary •
Moses Hampton (1803–1878), US Congressman •
Alexander Hay (1806–1882), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1842–45) •
General Alexander Hays (1819–1864) •
William B. Hays (1844–1912), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1903–06) • Joseph Horne (1826–1891), founder of Pittsburgh department store
Horne's; this chain closed in 1994 •
Thomas Marshall Howe (1808–1877), US Congressman •
Alfred E. Hunt (1855–1899), co-founder of the company that became
Alcoa •
Thomas Irwin (1785–1870), US Congressman •
William Wallace Irwin (1803–1856), US Congressman, Mayor of Pittsburgh (1840–41) •
William Freame Johnston (1808–1872), Governor of Pennsylvania •
William Kerr (1809–1853), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1846–47) •
Samuel Kier (1813–1874), pioneer oil refiner •
Charles H. Kline (1870–1933), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1926–33) •
Andrew W. Loomis (1797–1873), US Congressman •
F. T. F. Lovejoy (1854–1932), Industrialist, associate of
Andrew Carnegie •
James Lowry Jr. (1820–1876), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1864–66) •
William McClelland (1842–1892), US Congressman •
Charles McClure (1804–1846), US Congressman • James McCord (1822–1894), millionaire owner of the oldest hattery west of the Allegheny Mountains and member of the
South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club • Henry Sellers McKee (1843–1924), millionaire glass manufacturer, founder of
Jeannette, Pennsylvania and member of the
South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club •
Robert McKnight (1820–1885), US Congressman •
William McNair (1880–1948), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1934–36) •
Thomas Mellon (1813–1908), founder of
Mellon Bank •
Alexander Pollock Moore (1867–1930), publisher of the
Pittsburgh Leader and ambassador who was married to actress
Lillian Russell •
James Kennedy Moorhead (1806–1884), US Congressman •
Philip H. Morgan (1825–1900), lawyer, jurist, diplomat •
General James S. Negley (1826–1901),
Civil War general and
U.S. Congressman •
John Neville (1731–1803),
American Revolutionary War veteran and tax collector during the
Whiskey Rebellion •
George Tener Oliver (1848–1919), publisher of the Pittsburgh
Gazette Times and
Chronicle Telegraph, US Senator •
Alfred L. Pearson (1838–1903),
United States Army officer •
Henry Kirke Porter (1840–1921), US Congressman •
James Hay Reed (1853–1927), founding partner, Knox & Reed (now
Reed Smith LLP), and member of the
South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club •
Robert M. Riddle (1812–1858), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1853–54) •
John Buchanan Robinson (1846–1933), US Congressman •
William Robinson Jr. (1785–1868), politician, businessman and militia general •
Calbraith Perry Rodgers (1879–1912), aviation pioneer •
James Ross (1762–1847), US Senator •
Archibald H. Rowand Jr. (1845–1913), Civil War Congressional
Medal of Honor Recipient •
Lillian Russell (1861–1922), singer, actress •
Ted Sadowski (1936–1993), Major League Baseball Player •
Richard Mellon Scaife (1932–2014), billionaire supporter of conservative causes, publisher of the
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review •
George Shiras Jr. (1832–1924), United States Supreme Court Associate Justice •
Jacob B. Sweitzer (1821–1888), Pennsylvania lawyer and soldier. He commanded the 2nd Brigade of the 1st Division/5th Corps of the Army of the Potomac at the Battle of Gettysburg •
Jane Swisshelm (1815–1884),
journalist,
abolitionist, and
women's rights advocate •
Adamson Tannehill (1750–1820), Revolutionary War and War of 1812 officer, US Congressman • Benjamin Thaw (1859–1933), Pittsburgh financier and member of the
South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club •
Harry Kendall Thaw (1871–1947), murderer of architect
Stanford White, husband of
Evelyn Nesbit •
James Thomson (1790–1876), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1841–42) •
Stanley Turrentine (1934–2000),
jazz musician •
Ferdinand E. Volz (1823–1876), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1854–56) •
Rachel Mellon Walton (1899–2006), member of the prominent
Mellon family,
centenarian, and prominent Pittsburgh
philanthropist •
Henry A. Weaver (1820–1890), Mayor of Pittsburgh (1857–60) • Calvin Wells (1827–1909), industrialist, financier and member of the
South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club •
Jane McDowell Foster Wiley (1829–1903), wife of Stephen Foster and inspiration for his song "Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair" •
Thomas Williams (1806–1872),
Civil War congressman, prosecutor in the
impeachment of President Andrew Johnson. • The unidentified remains of 54 victims of the 1862
Allegheny Arsenal explosion. ==Gallery==