Person Detail: F Scott Fitzgerald

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General Information:
Full Name: F Scott Fitzgerald
Biography: (1896-1940) Writer. F. Scott Fitzgerald lived in Buffalo for nearly a decade, at 140 North Street. He stayed with his wife, Zelda Fitzgerald at the Algonquin Hotel and at the Plaza Hotel, 5th Avenue and East 59th Street. They also lived at West 59th Street and entertained H. L. Mencken, Dorothy Parker, John Peale Bishop, and Edmund Wilson. He lived at 200 Claremont Avenue, New York City, while working in advertising and writing "This Side of Paradise." His most famous work is "The Great Gatsby". In 1996 the United States Postal Service issued its thirteenth stamp in the Literary Arts series in honor of F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Author's Timeline:
1896		(Unknown) County Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald was born in Saint Paul, Minnesota in 1896.
1898		Erie County As a child, Fitzgerald lived in Buffalo, New York for nearly a decade. His family first moved there in 1898 and lived at 140 North Street. Other locations for the Fitzgerald family were Summer & Elmwood, 19 Irving Place, and 71 Highland Avenue.
1901		Onondaga County The Fitzgerald family lived in Syracuse, New York, from 1901 to 1903.
1920		New York County This Side of Paradise (Pub: Scribner. ISBN: ) He lived at 200 Claremont Avenue, Manhattan, New York, while working in advertising and writing the autobiographical novel, "This Side of Paradise."
1921		Nassau County Fitzgerald rented a house in Great Neck, New York.
1921		(Unknown) County Flappers and Philosophers Short stories.
1922		(Unknown) County The Beautiful and the Damned Novel.
1922		(Unknown) County Tales of the Jazz Age Short stories.
1923		(Unknown) County The Vegetable Play.
1925		(Unknown) County The Great Gatsby (Pub: Charles Scribner's Sons. ISBN: ) Novel.
1926		(Unknown) County All the Sad Young Men Short stories.
1934		(Unknown) County Tender Is The Night Novel.
1935		(Unknown) County Taps at Reveille Short stories.
1940		(Unknown) County F. Scott Fitzgerald died in Hollywood, California in 1940.
1941		(Unknown) County The Last Tycoon Novel.
1975		(Unknown) County F. Scott Fitzgerald was interred in Saint Mary's Cemetery, Rockville, Maryland.
?		New York County Fitzgerald stayed with his wife, Zelda Fitzgerald at the Algonquin Hotel and at the Plaza Hotel, 5th Avenue and East 59th Street. They also lived at West 59th Street and entertained H. L. Mencken, Dorothy Parker, John Peale Bishop, and Edmund Wilson.
?		New York County Fitzgerald lived at 200 Claremont Avenue in New York City while working in Advertising and writing "This Side of Paradise."