Bloomington
Bloomington is an Indiana city, southwest of Indianapolis. The WonderLab science museum has hands-on kids' exhibits, plus insects and reptiles. Indiana University's Eskenazi Museum of Art has paintings, sculptures and decorative arts from around the world. The 1835 Wylie House is now a museum with period furnishings and an heirloom garden. Southeast, trails lace Hoosier National Forest's Charles C. Deam Wilderness.
People born in Bloomington (First 49 people) - Page 0
Kayla Miracle
American olympic athlete
Adele Eigenmann
Physician
Cierre Wood
American football running back
Evric Gray
American basketball player
Josh Brent
Football defensive tackle
Rick Scott
United States Senator
Tom Ashbrook
American journalist
Paul Scott Mowrer
American correspondent
Joel Higgins
American actor
Natalie Hemby
American songwriter
David Davis Walker
American businessman
Pete Elliott
American football player
Clinton Davisson
American physicist
Edgar Ansel Mowrer
American journalist
Michael Hoomanawanui
American football tight end
Matt Mitrione
American mixed martial artist
Dan Brady
Ice hockey goaltender
Richard Webb
Movie character
Elbert Hubbard
American writer
Forrest Taylor
American character actor
Jim Dechamp
Film actor
Ogonna Nnamani
American volleyball player
James Harbord
Senior officer
Margaret Illington
American actress
Cleo Madison
Film actress
Betty Jane Watson
American actress
Kathleen McClellan
American actress
Frederic Goudy
American printer
Bill Brady
Legislator
Don Pyke
Australian rules football player
Rachel Crothers
American playwright
Randall Oliver
Actor
Justin Safford
Basketball player
Vern Partlow
American reporter
Louis FitzHenry
Federal judge
K. Gordon Murray
American film producer
James Robert Mann
Former United States Representative
James I. Poynter
Military personnel
James Harvey Robinson
American historian
Pokey LaFarge
American musician
Christin WurthThomas
American athlete
Billy Dicken
American football player
Chris Danou
Former Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
Patrick Hancock
Actor
Shani Marks
American olympic athlete
William R. Roy
Former United States Representative
Ananias Charles Littleton
