Cranston
Cranston, once known as Pawtuxet, is a city in Providence County, Rhode Island, United States. The official population of the city is 80,559, making it the third largest in the state, however 2018 census estimates show the population has likely surpassed neighboring Warwick, making it the second largest in population.
People born in Cranston (First 49 people) - Page 0
Olivia Culpo
American model
Jack Reed
United States Senator
Elisabeth Hasselbeck
American TV personality
Henry Howard
Former Georgia State Representative
Robert Aldrich
American film director
Buddy Cianci
Former Mayor of Providence
David Quinn
American ice hockey coach
Leonidas Raptakis
Member of the Rhode Island Senate
Anea Garcia
Model
Vinny Paz
American former professional boxer
Vin Di Bona
Television producer
Jack Capuano
American ice hockey coach
Kristopher Avedisian
Film director
Frank Gerrish
Actor
Edward D. DiPrete
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Hugh Duffy
American baseball manager
William Sprague IV
Former Governor of Rhode Island
George Masso
American musician
William H. Sullivan
Former United States Ambassador to the Philippines
Thomas Pannone
Baseball pitcher
Clarence Raymond Adams
American mathematician
Joyce Jillson
Columnist
Rob Gaudreau
American ice hockey player
Harvey Bennett Jr.
American ice hockey player
Joe Exter
American ice hockey player
David Emma
American ice hockey player
William Sprague III
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Johnny Cicco
Actor
Anthony Zinno
Professional poker player
Nehemiah R. Knight
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Johnny Cooney
American professional baseball player
Sevanne Margaret
Actor
Aimee Sweet
American pornographic film actor
Dan Carr
Former New Hampshire State Representative
David Moretti
American actor
Elisha Harris
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Tom DeNucci
Actor
Tom Mellor
Ice hockey player
Stephen Aiello
Jimmy Cooney
Baseball player
Melissa Fiorentino
Boxer
David Shae
American actor
Ann Willis
Actress
Damian Rivera
American soccer player
Mike Stud
American hip-hop artist
Ralph Warburton
American ice hockey athlete
William Sprague
Former U.S. senator
