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 44
William Ripley Nichols
American chemist
Ayo Edebiri
Comedian
Ron Nirenberg
Mayor of San Antonio
David S. Cohen
United States Deputy Director of the Central Intelligence Agency
Peter Boghossian
American philosopher
Charles Horioka
Japanese-American economist
Amy Chu
Author
Gerard Cowhig
American football player
Dagha
Musical artist
Mary Willard
Fred Willard's ex-wife
Susan Howe
American poet
Candace Allen
American novelist
Livingston Taylor
American singer-songwriter ‧ James Taylor's brother
Geoffrey Sayre-McCord
American philosopher
Gilman Rankin
American film actor
Ifeatu Melifonwu
American football cornerback
Charlie Holmes
American saxophonist
Allan Nixon
American actor
Leandro DiMonriva
Actor
Judith Huxley
American columnist
Terrayne Crawford
American actress
Henry-Russell Hitchcock
American architectural historian
Rayla Campbell
Politician
Nancy Anderson
Actress
Jean Elie
Actor
Charles Sellon
American stage actor
Marion Ballou
Actress
Benny Rubin
American comedian
Packy Naughton
Baseball pitcher
Norman R. Shapiro
Translator
Rita Ryack
Costume designer
Walter R. Mansfield
Former Judge
Sif Saga
Actress
Paul Ainsley
Actor
Greg Kelley
Trumpeter
Edith Gardener Shearn
Playwright
Paul Sullivan
American pianist
Ann Smith Franklin
William A. Barnett
American economist
Joseph Allen
Bishop
John Bridge Pratt
Anna Alcott Pratt's husband
Mel Casson
American cartoonist
Rusty Stevens
American former child actor
Howard Deering Johnson
American entrepreneur
Charles Gross
American film composer
Nina Vale
American actress
Joseph Walsh
Former United States Representative
