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Jewish Walk of Fame

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Springfield Jewish Walk of Fame
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Location Information
Use: Monument, tourist attraction

The Jewish Walk of Fame is a sidewalk embedded with large star-engraved stones dedicated to various notable Jews in the entertainment industry. The Walk is located in Springfield's Lower East Side neighborhood.

Inductees

Persons with stars on the Walk of Fame include: Woody Allen, Sandy Koufax, Joan Rivers, Jon Lovitz, Albert Einstein, Shari Lewis, Lamb Chop, Henry Winkler, Billy Crystal and Larry David.

Appearances