businessman and father of Gifford Pinchot, who was the first chief of the U.S. Forest Service #3&4 – James Harper – an original resident, 1847–1869, Mayor of New York from 1844 to 1845 and one of the founders of the Harper publishing firm; the two iron lamps outside No. 4 were placed there by the city in Harper's honor: the custom was that mayor's residences were so distinguished so that he would be available for nighttime emergencies #5 – Vincent Astor – businessman, philanthropist, member of the Astor family No. 7 – Julia Roberts No. 10 – Henrietta B. Haines – novelist No. 11 – Robert Henri – American painter No. 11 – Samuel L. M. Barlow II – composer, patron of the arts No. 15 – Samuel J. Tilden – whose house, a National Historic Landmark, is now the National Arts Club No. 16 – Edwin Booth – famed Shakespearean actor, founded the Players Club No. 19 – Stuyvesant Fish – a leader of New York society (1887) No. 19 – Edward Sheldon – playwright No. 19 – William C. Bullitt – diplomat, journalist and novelist No. 19 – Benjamin Sonnenberg – publicist No. 19 - Richard Tyler - designer No. 19 - Henry Jarecki - entrepreneur No. 24 – Richard Watson Gilder – the poet and editor died in this house No. 24 – Thomas Alva Edison – inventor No. 24 – Albert Gallatin – Secretary of the Treasury No. 26 – Booth Tarkington – novelist and dramatist No. 26 – Steinway family – manufacturers of Steinway pianos No. 34 – James Cagney, Margaret Hamilton, and Gregory Peck, No. 36 – John Barrymore – star of stage and screen No. 36 – Daniel Chester French – sculptor responsible for the seated figure of Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. No. 36 – Alfred Ringling – founder of the Ringling Brothers Circus No. 38 – John Steinbeck – American author No. 44 – Hart Crane – poet Where the Gramercy Park Hotel and the connected 50 Gramercy Park North co-op are now located: Stanford White – architect Robert G. Ingersoll – orator Elsewhere around the park: Frances Bavier – American stage and television actress, Aunt Bee on the Andy Griffith Show John Bigelow – lawyer and statesman, who lived at 21 Gramercy Park Vincent D'Onofrio- actor, producer, director, and singer Jimmy Fallon – host of The Tonight