New Albany. The city has a free lending library, the New Albany-Floyd County Public Library. Notable people Jamey Aebersold – jazz musician, publisher of "play-along" music books William Wallace Atterbury (1866-1935) - Brigadier General in the U.S. Army during World War I Carl Braden – Civil Rights activist Pomeroy Cannon - Physician, stage and film actor William Cochran - Indiana state legislator and businessman Rob Conway – pro wrestler Josh Dallas – Actor who was born in Louisville, KY but went to New Albany High School; Josh Dallas is famous for playing Fandral in Thor, Thor: Tales of Asgard and Prince Charming/David Nolan in Once Upon a Time Aubrey Hampton (1934–2011) – biochemist and writer Billy Herman (1909–1992) – infielder in Major League Baseball during 1930s and 1940s; holds many National League defensive records for second basemen. Houndmouth – American alternative blues band Edwin Hubble – astronomer and namesake of Hubble Space Telescope; was a physics and Spanish teacher and basketball coach at New Albany High School during the 1913–1914 academic year Ferdinand N. Kahler (1864–1927) – inventor, entrepreneur and automobile pioneer Karen Kamensek – Grammy nominated orchestral and operatic conductor J. Warren Kerrigan – actor, was born in New Albany Charles M. La Follette – member of Congress, was born in New Albany Romeo Langford – basketball player Dusty Ray Bottoms - a drag queen and musical artist who competed on RuPaul's Drag Race (season 10) John MacLeod – college and pro basketball coach Max Macon – Major League Baseball pitcher/first baseman and scout, Minor League manager George W. Maher – early 20th Century Prairie School style architect Jouett Meekin – Major League Baseball pitcher who won 153 games Sherman Minton – United States Supreme Court Justice who ruled in the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case in 1954. After retirement, he practiced law in New Albany and was buried in the city's Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery next to Leo Receveur. The I-64 double-decker bridge that crosses the Ohio River between New Albany and Louisville, Kentucky is named for him. Rondale Moore – football player Lucy Higgs Nichols (1838–1915) – escaped slave and Civil War nurse, who has a memorial marker on E. Market Street Charles Allen Prosser – the father of Vocational education – C. A. Prosser School of Technology in New Albany is named in his honor Craig Pumphrey – police officer, television presenter and martial