Busts | Key West's 36 Most Influential People
There has been many people the have settled on this island
and made quite a difference since its beginnings. The following 36 people
have made a major impact and were the first to be chosen to sit in the
garden by the Key West Historic Memorial Sculpture Garden Selection Committee.
 A. Maitland Adams 1896-1979 |
 John Bartlum 1814-1871 |
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 Jefferson B. Browne 1857-1937 |
 Sandy Cornish 1793-1869 |
 William Curry 1821-1896 |
 Carlos M. DeCespedes 1840-1915 |
 Nelson Francis de Sales English 1848-1914 |
 Henry M. Flagler 1830-1913 |
 Sister Louis Gabriel 1879-1948 |
 Eduardo Gato 1847-1926 |
 John Geiger 1807-1885 |
 Maria Gutsens 1880-1941 |
 Dr. J.V. Harris 1839-1914 |
 Charles Helberg 1905-1967 |
 Ernest Hemingway 1899-1961 |
 Lena Johnson 1870-1932 |
 William R. Kerr 1836-1911 |
 Elisabeth Merklin Knight Beiglett Smith 1828-1898 |
 John Lowe Jr. 1833-1917 |
 Ellen Russell Mallory 1792-1855 |
 Stephen R. Mallory 1812-1873 |
 Judge William Marvin 1808-1902 |
 Bernie C. Papy 1902-1964 |
 Joe Pearlman 1892-1980 |
 Dr. J.Y. Porter 1847-1927 |
 Commodore David W. Porter 1780-1843 |
 Peter Roberts 1875-1960 |
 Capt. Edward "Bra" Saunders 1874-1949 |
 John Watson Simonton 1789-1854 |
 Julius Stone 1901-1967 |
 Norberg Thompson 1883-1951 |
 Asa Forseyth Tift 1812-1889 |
 Charley Toppino 1890-1958 |
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 William Whitehead 1810-1884 |
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