Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s largest city, is notable for its rich history, on display at the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall (where the Declaration of Independence and Constitution were signed) and other American Revolutionary sites. Also iconic are the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, immortalized by Sylvester Stallone’s triumphant run in the film "Rocky." ― Google
People born in Philadelphia (First 49 people) - Page 68
Edward Jobson
American actor
Jay Samit
American author
Allan Travers
Baseball player
Ed Irwin
Baseball player
Calvin DeVault
Actor
Bennett D. Hill
Historian
Joe Faragalli
Player
Christian Barmore
American football defensive tackle
Brian M. Cole
Actor
William Henry Harrison Benyaurd
Scooter Gillette
Isaac Bacharach
Former United States Representative
Betsy Z. Cohen
Jacob Henry
Musical artist
Julie Chapin
Actress
Catherine Roma
American conductor
Robert Perloff
University teacher
Bob Delegall
American actor
Charles H. Mansur
U.S. representative
W. Coleman Nevils
Biographer
J.T. Smith
American professional wrestler
Henry Myer Phillips
Former United States Representative
Colin Tompson
American football player
BJ Johnson
American professional basketball player
Matt Guokas Sr.
American professional basketball player
Martin Nicholas Lohmuller
Bishop
Ernest Leo Unterkoefler
Richard Wall Lyman
American historian
Beverly Fishman
American painter
Solomon Bush
Zack Clayton
Basketball player
Jeffrey Clark
Former Acting Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Division
William H. Brown III
Thomas B. Smith
American Politician
Edwin Henry Fitler
American Politician
Edwin Sydney Stuart
Former Governor of Pennsylvania
Yasir Durant
American football guard
Thomas C. McGrath Jr.
Former United States Representative
Malcolm Brooks
Author
George R. Christmas
General
George T. Kenney
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
Steven Balbus
Astronomer
George Law Curry
Former Secretary of the Oregon Territory
Daniel J Curran
Author
Phenomenal Smith
American baseball player
Dick Harley
American baseball player
Meera Joshi
New York City Deputy Mayor for Operations
