Publicity photo of a young Jackie Gleason.

Brooklyn Celebrity Path in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, New York, USA. This work is in the public domain because it was published in the United States between 1978 and March 1, 1989 with neither copyright notice nor registration within 5 years.

Ralph Kramden (Jackie Gleason) statue at Port Authority Bus Terminal (8th Ave & 41st, NYC) Sculptor: Larry Nowlan Created: 1999

Jackie Gleason and Phil Napoleon.

Photograph of the statue of Jackie Gleason as Ralph Kramden of the television show The Honeymooners, at the New York Port Authority Bus Station. The plaque states underneath the statue states: "Jackie Gleason as Ralph Kramden, Bus Driver, Racoon Lodge Treasurer, Dreamer". The statue is on 8th Avenue at the entrance to the bus station.

The Television Home of the "Honeymooners" - The Honeymooners was a situation comedy show during the 1950's and 1960's on USA television. The show began in 1952 on the DuMont Television Network and after a short run, changed networks to CBS Television Network. The show's stars were Jackie Gleason and Art Carney

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"And Away We Go" inscription on the steps leading up to the Jackie Gleason Mausoleum.

A recent photo of the Jackie Gleason Mausoleum taken at The Cathedral of Saint Mary Cemetery in Miami, Florida. Many fans still visit the site and it is a custom to leave a red carnation on top of burial vault in tribute to Gleason, who frequently wore a red carnation in the lapel of his suit jacket.

A recent photo of the Jackie Gleason Sarcophagus taken at The Cathedral of Saint Mary Cemetery in Miami, Florida. Just to the left of the steps is the grave site of Gleason's Sister-in-Law, June Taylor, known for the June Taylor Dancers and more recently as Choreographer of the Miami Dolphins Star Bright Cheer Leaders.