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.
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Tiago Coimbra
Soccer player
Igor Jansen
TV actor
Airton Lima
Politician
Selma de Sá Vidal Dias Branco
Nirez
Journalist
Rubens de Azevedo
Brazilian writer
Beatriz Alcântara
Medic
José Francisco da Silva Albano
Military personnel
Bismarck Maia
José Freitas Nobre
Brazilian Politician
Neide Vidal de Sá Dias Branco
Maria Augusta de Sá Dias Branco
Fernando de Sá Dias Branco
Maurício de Sá Dias Branco
Demócrito Rocha Dummar
Journalist
Paolo Bertolucci
Italian tennis player
Queen Paola of Belgium
Queen of Belgium
Vito Pandolfi
Italian film director
Umberto Buratti
Italian politician
Giovanni B. Cassano
Psychiatrist
Giovanni Battista Giorgini
Entrepreneur
Fabio Genovesi
Writer
Michele Pellegrini
Screenplay writer
Riccardo Fontana
Matteo Bocelli
Singer ‧ Andrea Bocelli's son
Stefano Ticci
Italian bobsledder
Catherine of France, Countess of Charolais
Gabriele Malaspina, Marquis of Verrucola
Politician
Willie Waddell
Football player
Sibila of Fortià
Sibila of Forti à
Aurore Gagnon
Ray Davies
Singer-songwriter
Dave Davies
English guitarist
Mark Shield
Australian association football referee
Tom Boardman
British motorsports racing driver
Sir Charles Oakeley, 1st Baronet
Former Governor of Madras
Margaret of Hungary
Saint
Lauren MacColl
Fiddler
Morgan Fieri
Jacob Cooney
Screenwriter
Reggie Christiansen
Baseball player
Francisco Cascales
Spanish writer
H. B. Mayo
Canadian political scientist
Earl Ross
Canadian race car driver
Edgar F. Codd
Computer scientist
Sam L. Collins
Former United States Representative
