1. SRI YUKTESWAR GIRI A disciple of Sri Lahiri Mahayasa (51) Wrote "The Holy Science" which underlines the unity between Christian and Hindu Scriptures, died 1936.	31. KARL MARX Political philosopher and father of communism who coined the slogan 'workers of the world unite'. Died 1883.	61. ALBERT EINSTEIN Born in Germany in 1879, his theories of relativity had a changing effect on physics describing gravity as the warping of space and time. Died 1955
2. ALEISTER CROWLEY Occultist who was vilified for his hedonistic lifestyle dabbling in Sex Drugs And Magic, died 1947.	32. H.G. (Herbert George) Wells The pioneer of science fiction. His famous works include 'The Time Machine' and 'War Of The Worlds'. Died 1946.	62. JOHN LENNON Holding a french horn
3. MAE WEST Actress famous for one liners such as "Come up and see me", films include I'm No Angel and Klondike Annie, died 1980.	33. SRI PARAMAHANSA YOGANANDA A disciple of Mahavata Babaji who journeyed to the U.S. in the 1920's to teach his religion. His book "Autobiography of a Yogi", published 1946 was in the best seller list as recently as 1997.	63.RINGO STARR Holding a trumpet
4. LENNY BRUCE Comedian whose satirical overstepping of society's boundaries resulted in his imprisonment for obscenity in 1961. Drug related death in 1966.	34. A WAX HAIRDRESSER'S DUMMY Anonymous	64. PAUL MC CARTNEY Holding a Cor Anglais
5. KARLHEINZ STOCKHAUSEN Avant Garde composer whose plans for a concert with the Beatles never came to fruition. Still alive.	35. STUART SUTCLIFFE An original beatle and artist who died tragically of a brain haemoraege in 1962.	65. GEORGE HARRISON Holding a Flute.
6. W.C.(William Claude) FIELDS Actor / Comedian particularly noted for his performance as Mr Micawber in David Copperfield. Died 1946.	36. JULIE ADAMS Heroine of the 1954 cult classic 3D film "The Creature From The Black Lagoon". Still alive.	66. BOBBY BREEN Born in 1927, a child actor who starred in 'Rainbow Over The River' in 1936. He still owns and operates a talent agency in Florida.
7. CARL JUNG Psychiatrist famous for coining the term "complex" in defining how memories or emotions may lead to neurosis. Died 1961.	37. MAX MILLER British music hall star and comedian who topped the bill at the London Palladium. Known for his risque jokes. Died 1963.	67. MARLENE DIETRICH The famous German actress was 90 when she died in Berlin in 1992. The outrageous actress-singer was said to be bisexual.
8. EDGAR ALLEN POE American short story writer of horror works including The Raven and The Fall Of The House Of Usher. Rumoured to be a drug addict. Died 1849.	38. THE PETTY GIRL By artist George Petty	68. MOHANDAS KARAMCHAND GHANDI Indian leader - was painted out at the request of EMI.
9. FRED ASTAIRE Actor / Dancer star of many musicals including Top Hat and Swing Time with Ginger Rogers Died 1987.	39. MARLON BRANDO American actor famous for such films as On The Waterfront and Last Tango In Paris. Still alive.	69. LEGIONNAIRE From The Order of The Buffaloes
10. RICHARD M. MERKIN American artist whose loud and bold paintings came to prominence in the 1960's. Deceased.	40. TOM MIX The first and greatest silent film cowboy star . Died in a car accident in 1940.	70. DIANA DORS The "British 'Marilyn Munroe" who married three times,sold her story to a newspaper and was declared bankrupt. Died 1984.
11. THE VARGA GIRL By artist Alberto Vargas.	41. OSCAR WILDE One of Ireland's most famous authors,best known for the play " The Importance Of Being Earnest". In 1895 he failed to disprove charges of engaging in homosexual acts and was jailed. Died 1900.	71. SHIRLEY TEMPLE Starred in more than 40 films in the 1930's,most were made before she was 12. She left Hollywood at 21 and never made another movie. Still alive.
12. LEO GORCEY Actor painted out as he requested a fee.	42. TYRONE POWER Hollywood actor who starred in The Mark Of Zorro,Rawhide and Witness For The Prosecution. Died 1958.	72. CLOTH GRANDMOTHER FIGURE Cloth Grandmother figure by Jann Haworth
13. HUNTZ HALL Actor in films such as Dead End Kids and the Bowery Boys (with Loe Gorcey). Died 1999.	43. LARRY BELL Became an artist in 1965 after working as a truck driver and picture framer. Used minimalist and technical styles as variations on a single idea. Deceased.	73. CLOTH FIGURE OF SHiRLEY TEMPLE Cloth figure by Jann Haworth.
14. SIMON RODIA Italian artist and anarchist who over a period of thirty years built the 30m high Watts Tower in Los Angeles out of pieces of wire and glass. Died 1965.	44. DR DAVID LIVINGSTONE Scottish explorer who discovered much of Africa including the Victoria Falls. At one point was presumed to be lost until found by Stanley who greeted him by saying, " Dr Livingstone I Presume" Died 1873.	74. MEXICAN CANDLESTICK Starred in more than 40 films in the 1930's,most were made before she was 12. She left Hollywood at 21 and never made another movie. Still alive.
15. BOB DYLAN Well known legendary singer and poet known for songs such as Like a Rolling Stone and Blowin' in The Wind. At age 59 still performing, toured Britain in 1999.	45. JOHNNY WEISSMULLER Won 5 Olympic Gold Medals and was the first man to swim 100m in under a minute. Famous for playing Tarzan on screen. Died of alcohol related problems at the age of 79 in 1984.	75. TELEVISION SET 76. STONE FIGURE OF GIRL 77. STONE FIGURE
16. AUBREY BEARDSLEY Artist / Illustrator produced set designs for Oscar Wilde's Salome and The Rape Of The Lock. Died 1898.	46.STEPHEN CRANE Writer whose most famous work was the novel "The Red Badge Of Courage" about the American Civil War. Died at the age of 29 in 1900.	78. STONE STATUE From John Lennon's house,Peter Blake also used this as the basis for the cut-out of SGT Pepper.
17. SIR ROBERT PEEL Prime Minister and Home Secretary who established the conservative party and the first British Police Force. Died 1850.	47. ISSY BONN British Comedian and Radio performer. Deceased.	79. TROPHY 80. Four-armed Indian Doll (Located at the base of the 'T' in Beatles spelt out in red flowers).
18. ALDOUS HUXLEY The author of Brave New World, dabbled in hypnosis and psychedelic drugs. Died 1963.	48. GEORGE BERNARD SHAW Playwright,Music Critic and political activist awarded the nobel prize for more than 50 plays including "Pygmalion". Died 1950.	81. DRUM-SKIN Bearing "SGT Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" logo. Designed by Joe Ephgrave
19. DYLAN THOMAS Poet from Wales who wrote 'Under Milk Wood', a "play for voices". Died 1953 of alcohol poisoning.	49. H.C.(Horace Clifford) WESTERMANN Sculptor from Cicago who was known for his quirky pieces. Died in 1981.	82. HOOKAH Indian Water-Tobacco Pipe 83. VELVET SNAKE
20. TERRY SOUTHERN Writer who produced the screenplay for movies such as Easy Rider,Barbarella and Doctor Strangelove. Died 1995.	50. ALBERT STUBBINS Newcastle (UK) soccer player who was the war time top scorer. A Merseyside hero whose transfer to Liverpool set a British record. Deceased.	84. JAPANESE STONE FIGURE 85. STONE FIGURE OF SNOW WHITE
21. DION Dion Di Mucci of Dion and the Belmonts, 50's / 60's pop stars. Hits include Runaround Sue, The Wanderer. Still Alive.	51. SRI LAHIRI MAHAYASA Indian guru whose teachings include the saying "Always remember that you belong to no-one and no-one belongs to you". Died 1895.	86. GARDEN GNOME 87. TUBA
22. TONY CURTIS Actor famous for his role in Billy Wilder's "Some Like It Hot". Still Alive.	52. LEWIS CARROLL A favourite author to generation s of children with his ALice's Adventures in Wonderland in 1865 and Through the Looking Glass in 1871.
23. WALLACE BERMAN Beat artist and motorcycle fan based in Los Angeles. Established the trendy magazine 'Semina'. Died 1976.	53. LAWRENCE OF ARABIA T.E. (Thomas Edward) Lawrence a.k.a. Lawrence Of Arabia. Famous for his exploits in Arabia where he served in WW1 against the Turks. Died 1935.
24. TOMMY HANDLEY Comedian whose radio show 'It's That Man Again" broadcast a weekly dose of the absurdities of daily life. Died 1949.	54. SONNY LISTON Feared US world heavy-weight champion. lost his title to Cassius Clay in February 1964. Died 1970.
25. MARILYN MONROE Probably the 20th Century's most well known sex icon and star actress of a string of hit films including The Seven Year Itch and How To Marry A Millionaire. Committed Suicide in 1962.	55. THE PETTY GIRL By artist George Petty
26. WILLIAM BURROUGHS Writer whose novels include Naked Lunch. In 1953 his heroin addiction inspired his book 'Junkie'. Died 1997.	56. GEORGE HARRISON WAX MODEL The man who introduced Indian Music and mysticism to the Beatles. Was the first solo Beatle to enjoy a #1 hit with My Sweet Lord from All Things Must Pass.
27. SRI MAHAVATARA BABAJI Indian Guru who claimed to be a saint sent down to serve mankind. He espoused three basic principles Truth,Simplicity and Love. Deceased.	57. JOHN LENNON WAX MODEL Regarded as the man who started the Beatles, he was assassinated by a crazed fan outside of his New York home in Dec 1980.
28. STAN LAUREL The Thinner half of the most successful double act of it's time 'Laurel And Hardy'. Died 1967	58. SHIRLEY TEMPLE Starred in more than 40 films in the 1930's,most were made before she was 12. She left Hollywood at 21 and never made another movie. Still alive.
29. RICHARD LINDNER German born artist who fled Nazi Germany in 1933. Known for his pop art and abstract expressionism. Died 1978.	59. RINGO STARR WAX MODEL Joined the Beatles just as they were about to find fame,famous for his backbeat style of drumming. Also known as the voice of Thomas The Tank engine.
30. OLIVER HARDY The fuller half of the 'Laurel And Hardy' duo who led a troupe of Minstrels before meeting up with Stan Laurel. Died 1957.	60.PAUL MC CARTNEY WAX MODEL Now Sir Paul Mc Cartney, joint singer / songwriter for the Beatles. Has enjoyed further success as the leader of Wings and more recently as a solo artist.