The group's original lineup was Curt Kirkwood ( guitar / vocals ), his brother Cris Kirkwood ( bass guitar ), and Derrick Bostrom ( drums ).

( 1960 ), Frank Loesser's How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying ( 1962 ), Marvin Hamlisch, Ed Kleban, James Kirkwood, and Nicholas Dante's A Chorus Line ( 1976 ), Stephen Sondheim's and James Lapine's Sunday in the Park with George ( 1985 ), Jonathan Larson's Rent ( 1996 ), and Brian Yorkey and Tom Kitt's Next to Normal ( 2010 ).

* Kirkwood ( Atlanta ), in the city of Atlanta, in the US state of Georgia

* Kirkwood ( Amtrak station ), railroad station in the US state of Missouri

* Kirkwood Otey ( 1832-1897 ), soldier in the Confederate Army during the US Civil Way

* Antoinette Kirkwood ( b. 1930 ), English musician and composer

* Archy Kirkwood, Baron Kirkwood of Kirkhope ( b. 1946 ), British politician

* Billy Kirkwood ( b. 1958 ), Scottish football athlete and coach

* Bob Kirkwood ( b. 1939 ), United States businessman in California

* Bryan Kirkwood ( producer ) ( b. 1976 ), Scottish-born British television producer

* Bryan and Denny Kirkwood ( b. 1975 ), United States actors ( identical twins )

1990s-present ), New Zealand journalist, born Carly Kirkwood

* Cris Kirkwood ( b. 1960 ), United States musician

* Curt Kirkwood ( b. 1957 ), United States musician

* Dan Kirkwood ( 1900-1977 ), Scottish athlete in football

* Daniel Kirkwood ( 1814-1895 ), United States astronomer

* Kirkwood Building, historic building ( 1920 ) in Kansas City, in the US state of Missouri

* Hotel Kirkwood, historic structure in Des Moines, in the US state of Iowa

* Joseph Kirkwood House, historic dwelling in Bridgeport, in the US state of Ohio

Kirkwood is a national historic designated neighborhood on the east side of Atlanta, Georgia, United States.

In 2009 The Kirkwood Neighbors ’ Organization, in conjunction with the state historic preservation office and the faculty and students of the Georgia State University Heritage Preservation program, successfully nominated the Kirkwood Historic District to the National Register of Historic Places.

With nearly 2000 contributing resources, the Kirkwood Historic District is the largest historic district in the State of Georgia in terms of contributing resources.

In addition to the large stock of historic homes, one of Kirkwood ’ s greatest attributes is its capacity for new homes that meet the needs of modern living while maintaining the traditional fabric of the surrounding community.

Although there are not currently any historic protections in place for the community at large, The Kirkwood Neighbors ’ Organization and Neighborhood Planning Unit-O work closely with developers, builders and the City of Atlanta to ensure that new development is sensitive to a variety of needs throughout the community.

After he left office in 1864, Kirkwood moved to a new brick house on Wyoming Road in Iowa City ( now Kirkwood Avenue ) and practiced law.

It borders Kirkwood, New York to the East via Court Street ( US Route 11 ).

* Kirkwood, California, in Alpine and Amador Counties in the US state of California

* Kirkwood, Glenn County, California, in Glenn County in the US state of California

* Kirkwood Mountain Resort, mountain resort in the US state of California

* Kirkwood, Delaware, in the US state of Delaware

* Kirkwood, Illinois, in the US state of Illinois

* Kirkwood, Missouri, in the US state of Missouri

* Kirkwood, New Jersey, in the US state of New Jersey

* Kirkwood, New York, in the US state of New York

* Kirkwood, Ohio, in the US state of Ohio

* Kirkwood Township, Belmont County, Ohio, one of 16 townships of Belmont County in the US state of Ohio

* Kirkwood, Pennsylvania, in the US state of Pennsylvania

* Kirkwood Community College, post-secondary public educational institution in Cedar Rapids, in the US state of Iowa

* Kirkwood / La Salle Station, railroad station in San Francisco, in the US state of California

* Kirkwood Observatory, astronomical observatory near Bloomingon, in the US state of Indiana

* Kirkwood Mall, an enclosed shopping center in Bismarck, in the US state of North Dakota

* Kirkwood Highway, part of Delaware Route 2 in the US state of Delaware

Daniel Kirkwood " Kirk " Fordice, Jr. ( February 10, 1934 – September 7, 2004 ) was a politician from the US state of Mississippi.