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 27
Ian Moran
Ice hockey player
Ed Cray
American journalist
Markus Steele
Former American football player
William K. Baker
Actor
Nancy-Ann DeParle
Former White House Deputy Chief of Staff
Jonathan Gannon
American football coach
Howard Kahane
Philosopher
Jimmy Wasdell
Baseball player
Ken Kravec
American scout
Constance Laux
American writer
John H. Farley
Former Mayor of Cleveland
Nathan P. Payne
Former Mayor of Cleveland
Egmont Arens
American designer
Amanda Cinalli
Football player
John Krol
Disappearance of Ashley Summers
Lisa Catara
Actress
Sam Goldberg
Actor
Brian Patacca
Actor
John Albert
Ice hockey player
Doug Volmar
Ice hockey player
Paul W. Schroeder
American historian
Ray Semproch
Baseball player
Dan O'Leary
American football player
Symonne Harrison
Actress
Willie Gilbert
American author
Tracy Barrett
American author
Jenn Gambatese
American actress
John Businger
Former Massachusetts State Representative
Ray Solomonoff
Capricia Marshall
Former Chief of Protocol of the United States
Edward J. Hickox
American basketball coach
Dartanyon Crockett
Judoka
Sean M. Decatur
President of Kenyon College
Naz Hillmon
American professional basketball player
Michael Farrell
American keyboard player
Baruch A. Levine
Terry Sejnowski
Computer researcher
Tonia Kwiatkowski
American figure skater
Diane Fritel
Donna Shalala's sister
Shontel Brown
United States Representative
Basil Russo
Politician
David A. Arnold
Comedian
Tiffany Cross
American journalist
Joanne Siegel
American model
Robert Tiffe
Movie producer
Nate Heche
Anne Heche's brother
