In 1870 he founded the Webb School, in Tennessee, which became famous for its strict ethical code.
Patsy Lancieri's, which became famous for its pizza, opened in 1933 on First Avenue near 118th Street.
Patsy Scognamillo's, which became famous for its pastas, opened in 1944 on 56th Street between Eighth Avenue and Broadway.
The brand is Mentos, sold by Perfetti Van Melle, which became famous — or notorious, depending on your perspective — for a series of commercials from the 1990s.
As Brad Gooch's 1993 biography demonstrated, O'Hara's first real accomplishment was his personality, which became famous long before his poems did.
In 1764 he and his close friend Sir Joshua Reynolds founded The Club (later known as The Literary Club), which became famous for the distinction of its members.
She was associated with birds, particularly the owl, which became famous as the city's own symbol, and with the snake.
Johannesburg's current playhouses include the Market Theatre, which became famous for its politically charged work during apartheid, situated in a former fruit and vegetable market.
Rabbi Bateman, 46, is the American-born spiritual leader of Kehilat Ya'ar Ramot, a Conservative synagogue in Jerusalem, which became famous a month ago after it was attacked by arsonists.
The building is three blocks east of Mystic Pizza, which became famous by lending its name to the 1988 movie featuring Julia Roberts.
But when she demonstrated the physical contortions that were required to do so -- which became famous as the "Rose Mary Stretch" -- doubts arose about her testimony.
