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 9
Randall H. McGuire
American archaeologist
DeWain Valentine
American Sculptor
Darnell McDonald
Baseball outfielder
Katie Mackey
Long-distance runner
Anthony Joseph Testa
American choreographer
Aaron Braun
American long-distance runner
Everardo González
Film director
Pete Monty
American football player
Allen Bert Christman
American cartoonist
Brian Lawrence
Baseball player
David Burroughs Mattingly
American illustrator
JD Hammer
Baseball pitcher
Nancy McCrumb
Actress
Lamar Gant
Paul Stanko
Actor
Steven Emory
American soccer player
Kelley Johnson
American model
Micah Baldwin
Madison Lloyd
Actress ‧ Jake Lloyd's sister
Mitchell Hoog
Actor
Shirley Ringo
Former Idaho State Representative
david b. mattingly
American illustrator
Randy Fischer
Lauren Prothe
Volleyball player ‧ Nenê's wife
Lacy Fisher
Actor
Destan Norman
Soccer player
Traver Rains
American fashion designer
Charlton Hinman
Inventor
Hilario Salas
M. Gonzalez
American baseball pitcher
John Martin Thomas
American biographer
William F. Cassidy
Dillon Freasier
American actor
Chandler Davidson
Rick McIvor
Former american football player
Peter Tazelaar
Cuthbert Grant
Laura Tohe
American author
Raven Chacon
Composer
Chee Dodge
Politician
Ed Bell
American singer
Monk Gafford
American football player
Gertrude Käsebier
American photographer
Charles Beaubien
Biographer
Johnny Mautz
Maryland State Representative
Rob Nabors
Deputy Director, United States Office of Management and Budget
John W. Thompson
American executive
