Brás
Brás is traditionally a working-class area known for its garment district, which centers on Feira da Madrugada, a vast market for discounted clothing that opens before dawn. In a former processing center, the Immigration Museum has archives and exhibits exploring themes of identity and memory. Hands-on displays at the Catavento Museum take kids on an educational trip from the center of the earth to distant galaxies. ― Google
People born in Bras (First 49 people) - Page 23
Samantha Marie Ware
Actress
Jean Conner
American artist
Jonathan Kelley
American journalist
Londa Schiebinger
Author
James A. Brundage
Explainer
Bob Bruggers
American american football player
Irving Hill
Judge
Julie Slama
Nebraska State Senator
Dave Wiegand
Caroline Flynn
Football player
Broc Bando
American football player
Bob Byington
American film director
Roscoe Pound
University teacher
Ronald Barnes
Musician
G. Bradford Cook
American lawyer
Laura Fenton
Jon Hesse
American football player
George Selk
Actor
Nate Polak
American soccer player
Ben Dilley
American cyclist
Chuck Gardner
Basketball power forward
Willard Witte
Basketball coach
John Ramsey
Musical artist
Pam Resor
Former Massachusetts State Representative
Richard B. Cheney
Former Vice President of the United States
Josh Banderas
American football linebacker
Hilyard M. Brown
American film art director
George Dungan III
Nebraska State Senator
Patty Pansing Brooks
Former Nebraska State Senator
Dan Watermeier
Nebraska Public Service Commissioner
Willard H. George
American furrier
Forrest S. Mozer
American experimenter
Florence Morris
Anne McGrew Bennett
American writer
Nellie Snyder Yost
Historian
Edmund Jaeger
Duke Erikson
American musician
Boyd Senter
American musician
Rodney A. Grant
American actor
Tuffy Griffiths
American boxer
Armitage Trail
American author
Darren Brandl
Film producer
William Freudenburg
Sociologist
Horace L. McBride
Senior officer
Les Nunamaker
Baseball player
J. P. Guilford
American psychologist
Gene Budig
