Boston
Boston, officially the City of Boston, is the capital and most populous city in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and is the cultural & financial center of New England in the Northeastern United States, with an area of 48.4 sq mi and a population of 675,647 in 2020.
People born in Boston (First 49 people) - Page 41
Eddie Pellagrini
Baseball player
George Marion, Jr.
American screenwriter
Robert Sabbag
American author
Dorothy Iannone
American visual artist
Alan Shayne
Actor
Joseph J. Sullivan
American bookmaker
Karen An-hwei Lee
American poet
Arthur Frothingham
Professor
Will Pappenheimer
Artist
Alexander H. Rice Jr.
Physician
Jean-Paul Ouellette
Film director
Henry Morton Robinson
American novelist
Charles William Wendte
Minister
Joanne Mackell
Singer-songwriter
Dan Higgins
American saxophone player
Phong Nguyen
Author
Bill Cole
Lieutenant Governor of West Virginia
Bill Wilson
Pastor
Charles Hale
American Politician
George Garzone
Saxophonist
Al B. Sure!
American singer-songwriter
Marcus Santos-Silva
American football player
Ben Park
Film score composer
Charles Segal
American interpreter
Christopher Gore
Former Governor of Massachusetts
Barbara J. Bishop
Military officer
Knuckles V
Musical artist
Michael Cognata
American actor
David J. Smith
Children's writer
Jim Dow
American photographer
Johann Weiß
American author
Kiran Gandhi
American musical artist
Jim Vesey
American former ice hockey player
Hannah-Beth Jackson
Former California State Representative
Jack Leaman
American basketball coach
Nick Apostolides
Actor
Frances Hamerstrom
American writer
Paula Kelley
American singer
Richard B. Spencer
American editor
Carl Caruso
Genevieve Hannelius
American actress
George C. Adams
American football player
Henry Brooks Adams
American historian
Catherine Filene Shouse
American Researcher
Estelle Hemsley
American actress
Laurence Foley
American diplomat
Holden Furber
