Scranton
Scranton is a city in northeast Pennsylvania. It's known for Steamtown National Historic Site, with century-old locomotives set on a former rail yard. In a restored 19th-century mill, the Electric City Trolley Museum has interactive exhibits and vintage trolleys. Nearby are the 4 Scranton Iron Furnaces, relics of an 1800s iron plant. McDade Park is home to Lackawanna Coal Mine, where a mine car descends to tunnels.
People born in Scranton (First 49 people) - Page 1
Mark Weinberger
American businessman
Chris Motionless
Musical artist
Butch Baldassari
Composer
Morris H. DeGroot
American statistician
Frank Dermody
Legislator
Karen Boback
Legislator
Jim Rempe
American billiards player
Jerry Penacoli
American actor
Kathleen Ernst
Author
William Scranton III
Political figure
Tim Calpin
American screenwriter
Joe Collins
American baseball player
William Kotzwinkle
American novelist
William Joseph Nealon Jr.
American jurist
Robert D. Mariani
American lawyer
Joseph M. McDade
Former United States Representative
Douglas H. Paal
Ann Crowley
Actress
Wanda Hawley
American actress
Wicca Phase GBC Eternal
Musical artist
Amy Wilson
Actress
Hank Bullough
Former American football player
Hershel Schachter
American rabbi
Anne Healey
American Politician
Ernie Preate
Attorney
Bruce Beemer
Lawyer
Beverly Tyler
American film actress
Robert E. Woolley
Russ Morgan
American composer
Nelson S. Bond
American author
Lewis Porter
American musicologist
John Oliver La Gorce
American writer
Keith Gavin
Marc Spindler
Former american football player
Wicca Phase Springs Eternal
American musician
Marty Flynn
Member of the Pennsylvania State Senate
Julius Segal
Author
Dutch Savage
American professional wrestler
Gary Lavelle
Baseball player
Nico Fricchione
Basketball guard
Patrick O'Boyle
American prelate
Bill Ferrario
American football player
Danny Seigle
Filipino-American coach
George Chaump
American football player
Bernard F. Dick
Author
Paul Foytack
Baseball player
Andy Seigle
American basketball player
