Carnegie Hill, Manhattan (1865 bytes)
1: ... neighborhood within the [[Upper East Side]] of [[Manhattan]] in [[New York City]]. Roughly speaking, it is b...
3: ...ighborhood is named for the mansion that [[Andrew Carnegie]] built at Fifth Avenue and 91st St. in [[1901]]....
5: ... century]], are protected as part of the Carnegie Hill Historic District. Many of the townhouses are si...
7: ... of [[Madison Avenue]] that runs through Carnegie Hill is known for it's numerous children's clothing bo...
9: ...d director [[Woody Allen]], who sold his Carnegie Hill townhouse in 2004 for well over $20,000,000.

Murray Hill, Manhattan (2461 bytes)
1: ...]]s. The great house was built on a since-leveled hill at what is today Park Avenue and Thirty-Sixth Str...
5: ...rk on the Murray family is "The Murrays of Murray Hill" (Brooklyn: Urban History Press, 1998) by Charles...
7: [[Category:Manhattan neighborhoods]]

Marble Hill, Manhattan, New York (1167 bytes)
1: ...at:right;margin:0 0 1em 1em;">[[image:marble_hill_manhattan_map.png]]</div>
2: ...en a judge found it to be legally still a part of Manhattan in 1939, the Bronx Borough President declared it ...
4: Marble Hill is named for the large deposits of [[marble]] und...
6: ...he northern suburbs is available via the [[Marble Hill train station]], served by [[Metro-North Railroad...
8: [[Category:Manhattan neighborhoods]]

Carnegie (926 bytes)
1: *[[Andrew Carnegie]], [[industrialist]] and [[philanthropist]], for ...
2: **[[Carnegie Steel]], for which was named
3: ***[[Carnegie, Pennsylvania|Carnegie]], a town in [[Pennsylvania]], [[United States]]
4: ***[[USS Carnegie (CVE-38)]]
5: ...nstitute of Technology]] (CIT), now part of the [[Carnegie Mellon University]].

At Carnegie Hall (4900 bytes)
2: ..."center" bgcolor="darkturquoise" colspan="3"|''At Carnegie Hall''
4: ...="center" colspan="3"|[[Image:DaveBrubeckQuartetAtCarnegieHall.jpg|250px|Album cover]]
12: ...n="2" valign="top"|[[February 22]] [[1963]], at [[Carnegie Hall]]
39: ...[1963 in music]]); it was recorded at the famed [[Carnegie Hall]] in [[New York City]]. It was described by ...
51: ...d ''The Great Concerts ... Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Carnegie Hall'' ([[1988]]).

Thomas M. Carnegie (370 bytes)
1: ...where he was associated with his brother [[Andrew Carnegie]] in his business enterprises. He died in [[Homew...

Andrew Carnegie (15808 bytes)
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3: image_name=Andrew-carnegie-portrait-pd.png|
9: '''Andrew Carnegie''' ([[November 25]] [[1835]]&ndash;[[August 11]] ...
12: ...of the western division of the line. In this post Carnegie was responsible for several improvements in the s...
14: ...d where the [[oil well]]s secured a large profit. Carnegie was subsequently associated with others in establ...

Dale Carnegie (3835 bytes)
1: ...eve that you will succeed, and you will'' -- Dale Carnegie
3: '''Dale Carnegie''' ([[November 24]] [[1888]] - [[November 1]] [[1...
5: Carnegie was an early proponent of what is now called ''[[...
7: ==The Dale Carnegie Course==
9: The ''Dale Carnegie Course'' is a self-improvement program conducted ...

Carnegie library (16417 bytes)
2: [[Image:Carnegie_lib_700_2.jpg|thumb|320px|A Carnegie library, opened in 1913 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA,...
3: ...he United States, nearly half of them paid for by Carnegie.
5: ...r lantern symbolized enlightenment. ''See also: [[Carnegie libraries image gallery]]''
7: ...|Braddock]], [[Pennsylvania]], home to one of the Carnegie Steel Company's mills.
9: ...3_2.jpg|thumb|320px|Detail of the entrance to the Carnegie library pictured above]]

Carnegie Hall (5692 bytes)
1: '''Carnegie Hall''' is a concert venue in [[Manhattan]], [[New York City]]. It is one of the most signi...
5: Carnegie Hall is actually made up of three distinct struct...
11: ... [[Lincoln Center]] and not in its former home in Carnegie Hall. "It has been said that the hall itself is ...
19: ...]. The site also contains the Rose Museum and the Carnegie Hall Archives, both relatively recent additions.
23: ...style by [[William Burnet Tuthill]]. Although Tuthill's is not

Carnegie Medal (6023 bytes)
1: ...published in the UK during the previous year. The Carnegie judging panel consists of 13 children's librarian...
86: *[http://www.carnegiegreenaway.org.uk/index.html Carnegie Award homepage]

Carnegie Prize (314 bytes)
1: ...international prize for artists, awarded by the [[Carnegie Museum of Art]] in [[Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]].
3: The prize should not be confused with the [[Carnegie Medal]], which is awarded for [[children's litera...

Carnegie, Pennsylvania (4468 bytes)
1: '''Carnegie''' is a borough located in [[Allegheny County, Pe...
4: Carnegie is located at 40&deg;24'25" North, 80&deg;5'12" W...
9: ...ter [[Andrew Carnegie]], who donated one of his [[Carnegie library|libraries]] for the gesture. It was incor...
11: ...rd ([[Pennsylvania Railroad]]). In the [[1970s]], Carnegie suffered economically as the closure of the steel...
13: ...e of his early years here (a ballfield on Cubbage Hill was named after him).

Carnegie, Oklahoma (2638 bytes)
1: '''Carnegie''' is a town located in [[Caddo County, Oklahoma]...
4: ...[Image:OKMap-doton-Carnegie.PNG|right|Location of Carnegie, Oklahoma]]
5: Carnegie is located at 35&deg;6'16" North, 98&deg;36'4" We...

Carnegie, Victoria (976 bytes)
1: '''Carnegie''' is a [[suburb]] of [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]...
15: <td align=center>'''Carnegie'''</td>

The Carnegie Foundation (484 bytes)
1: The '''Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching''' is ...
6: *[http://www.carnegiefoundation.org Official Carnegie Foundation site]

David Carnegie (10673 bytes)
1: ...e:Carnegie Exploring Expedition.jpg|thumbnail|The Carnegie Exploring Expedition]]
3: The Hon. '''David Wynford Carnegie''' ([[23 March]] [[1871]]&ndash;[[27 November]] [...
5: David Carnegie was born in [[London]] on [[23 March]] [[1871]], ...
7: ...ances in order for them to continue prospecting. Carnegie continued prospecting, joining the rush to [[Kalg...
9: ...s for Carnegie's prospecting. In March [[1894]], Carnegie commenced his first prospecting expedition, in th...

Carnegie Foundation (299 bytes)
5: ...'''Carnegie Foundation''' is named after [[Andrew Carnegie]], the Scottish idealist and industrial magnate, ...

USS Carnegie (CVE-38) (2059 bytes)
20: The '''USS ''Carnegie'' (CVE-38)''' (previously '''AVG-38''' then later...
24: ...ry:World War II American escort aircraft carriers|Carnegie]]

Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh (513 bytes)
1: The '''Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh''' are:
3: *Carnegie Museum of Art
4: *Carnegie Museum of Natural History
5: *Carnegie Science Center
10: *[http://www.carnegiemuseums.org/ Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh]

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