Detroit
Detroit is the largest city in the midwestern state of Michigan. Near Downtown, the neoclassical Detroit Institute of Arts is famed for the Detroit Industry Murals painted by Diego Rivera, and inspired by the city’s ties to the auto industry, giving it the nickname "Motor City." Detroit is also the birthplace of Motown Records, whose chart-topping history is on display at their original headquarters, Hitsville U.S.A. ― Google
People born in Detroit (First 49 people) - Page 30
Alexander Joseph Brunett
Prelate
Larry Rundle
American volleyball player
Malik Hairston
American professional basketball player
Francis R. Reiss
American theologian
Thomas Gumbleton
Bernard Joseph Harrington
John Clayton Nienstedt
Prelate
Clarice Tinsley
American broadcaster
Etta Wriedt
William Skinner Cooper
American ecologist
Skip Bertman
Baseball coach
Fred Duprez
American actor
Thomas Tate
American boxer
Dion Harris
American basketball player
Stanley Stanczyk
American weightlifter
Chelsea Walton
Mathematician
Bob Owchinko
Baseball athlete
Sugar Billy Garner
Musical artist
Shirley Spork
American professional golfer
Derrick Gervin
American former professional basketball player
John E. Upledger
Robert S. Taubman
American businessman
William Sommer
American painter
Darlene Mealy
American Politician
Stanley Sebastian Kresge
S. S. Kresge's son
David Aretha
Author
Kate Romero
Actor
Anabel Gonzalez
Costa Rican politician
Kenneth Kantzer
American theologian
Scott Wexton
Vocalist
Ted Gray
Baseball player
Dick Littlefield
American baseball player
Dennis Ribant
Baseball player
Don Lund
Baseball player
Big Strick
Musical artist
Darryl Sivad
Actor
Fred Darian
Film score composer
Raymond Sokolov
Journalist
Terrence Dixon
DJ
Barbara Kloka Hackett
Former Judge
Frederick Wilhelmsen
Philosopher
Carlos Medlock
Basketball player
Chris Liwienski
American football player
Kyle Colton
Actor
Terence Dials
American basketball player
Fred Bennion
American football player
Seymour Lipkin
American pianist
