Fort
Fort is a busy commercial district with colonial-era offices, chain stores and street stalls selling everything from coconut water to used books. The Asiatic Society Library, in the Greek-influenced 1830 Town Hall, contains the original 15th-century manuscript of Dante's “Divine Comedy” and overlooks Horniman Circle Gardens. Ornate monuments fill nearby St. Thomas Cathedral, dating to 1718.
People born in Fort (First 49 people) - Page 23
Nolan Pratt
Ice hockey player
Massey Whiteknife
Canadian producer
Aaron Lines
Canadian musician
Graeme Killick
Canadian cross-country skier
Shannon-Ogbnai Abeda
Alpine skier
Tanya Kalmanovitch
Musician
Kyle Gilmour
Rugby union player
Sebastian Cossa
Ice hockey player
William F. Heavey
Military personnel
Andrew McCutchen
Baseball outfielder
Onterio McCalebb
American football wide receiver
Rey Robinson
American athlete
James Henry Mills
Jemalle Cornelius
Former American football player
Peter David
American writer
Margaret Whitton
American film actress
Neal Stephenson
American writer
William Wray
American cartoonist
Brad Greenquist
American actor
Nicholas Irving
Sniper
Randy Mulkey
Actor
Gary L. Koniz
Author
David Eger
American professional golfer
William H. Abendroth
Military personnel
Charles Michel de Langlade
Crandall Close Bowles
American businessperson
James E. Williams
American law enforcement officer
Jason Forrest
Music performer
Chris Clare
Baseball player
Raye Felder
South Carolina State Representative
Rick Newsom
Motorsports racing driver
Bill Kraus
Michelle M. Keller
Judge
Paul G. Bens Jr.
American writer
Angie Schworer
Rick Renzi
Former United States Representative
Herm Edwards
American football coach
Jacqueline Laurita
American TV personality
Bob Lilley
American coach
William Anthony
American painter
Dell Upton
Architectural historian
Brenda M. Greene
American scholar and author
Matthew Ridgway
Senior officer
Steve Earle
American singer-songwriter
George Washington Custis Lee
Robert E. Lee's son
Marshall Carter
Former Director of the National Security Agency
John N. Little
President of MathWorks
