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.
People born in Fort (First 49 people) - Page 6
Tracy Reed
American actress
Regan Burns
American actor
Donna Biscoe
American actress
Lewis Grizzard
American writer
Clayton Fountain
J. Larry Jameson
Dean of Perelman School of Medicine
Johnny DuPree
Former Mayor of Hattiesburg
Zach Wamp
Former U. S. Representative
Timothy A. Springer
Immunologist
Mack Strong
American football player
Richard Bausch
American novelist
Dwight Bishop
Robert Bausch
American fiction writer
Shay Laren
American nude model
Johnny Zell
American musician
Bill Pulsipher
American former baseball player
Douglas E. Richards
American writer
Ron Holmes
American football player
Don Bessillieu
American football player
Juanita Johnson-Bailey
Author
Catherine Crouch
American film director
Parker Johnstone
Former race car driver
James L. Campbell
General
Homer Elias
American football player
Jennifer Dior
Actress
Beryl Howell
American lawyer
Sandra B. Cochran
Business person
Jim Huffman
Professor
Joshua Kassmier
Montana State Representative
Mary Hay
American dancer
Iris Careen von Braun
Wernher von Braun's daughter
Frederick Walker Castle
Military personnel
Hugh Aloysius Drum
Officer
Mary Christina Brown
Actress
Cornelius Vander Starr
American businessman
Jim Ross
American commentator
Zack Stentz
American writer
Vernon Wray
American singer
Ashley Lindley
Gregory E. Pyle
Politician
Ray Vernon
Musical artist
Antonio F. Branco
Author
John DeSilva
Baseball player
Devin Bunje
TV writer
Hank Cramer
American singer
Cheryl Turpin
Politician
April Masini
American columnist
