Cleveland
Cleveland is a major city in Ohio on the shores of Lake Erie. Landmarks dating to its days as a turn-of-the-20th-century manufacturing center include the Steamship William G. Mather, now part of the Great Lakes Science Center. It's also known for the stately Cleveland Museum of Art, the Cleveland Orchestra, and the I. M. Pei–designed Rock and Roll Hall of Fame & Museum.
People born in Cleveland (First 49 people) - Page 14
Pharaoh Brown
American football tight end
Mark Greenwold
American painter
Mary Whyte
Artist
Martha Ronk
American poet
Peter Sprague
American jazz guitarist
Robert E. Sweeney
U. S. representative
Madeline Manning
American runner
Dale Pollock
American film producer
Susan Bernofsky
American translator
Vanessa Rubin
American vocalist
Oliver Hazard Payne
American businessman
Albert Feuerwerker
Historian
Harrison Dillard
American olympic athlete
Melford Spiro
American anthropologist
Barry Cofield
American football defensive tackle
Navasha Daya
Musical artist
Steve Felton
American musician
Jason Popson
American vocalist
Joey Maxim
American professional boxer
Michael Tisdale
Film actor
Dennis Hauck
Film director
Jill Bialosky
American poet
Johnny Polygon
American hip-hop artist
Wayne G. Hammond
Scholar
Mike Schlaich
Structural engineer
John Matsko
Former football player
Stanley Kutler
American historian
Constance Rourke
American author
Bully Hayes
American pirates
Scott Raab
American author
Wayne Schmidt
Member of the Michigan Senate
Joseph H. Outhwaite
Former United States Representative
Michael P. Donnelly
Peggy Lehner
Former Ohio State Senator
Walter Blanding
Clarinetist
Gary John Previts
Business theorist
Isaac C. Kidd Jr.
American commanding officer
Thomas F. Glick
Writer
Stan Parrish
American football coach
Erwin Rudolph
Pool player
Clare Grundman
American composer
Aswan Harris
Actor
Donald Ayler
American jazz trumpeter ‧ Albert Ayler's brother
Ian Frazier
American writer
Gregory Cheadle
American Politician
Mark S. Doss
American bass-baritone
Christopher A. Boyko
Former Judge
