Boston
Boston, officially the City of Boston, is the capital and most populous city in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and is the cultural & financial center of New England in the Northeastern United States, with an area of 48.4 sq mi and a population of 675,647 in 2020.
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Algimantas Kezys
Photographer
Jason Fairbanks
William Sims
Admiral
Jimmy Callahan
American baseball manager
Baron Stow
Minister
Timothy Davis
Former United States Representative
Frederick Madison Allen
Physician
Samuel C. Cobb
Former Mayor of Boston
Thomson J. Skinner
Former United States Representative
Artemas Ward Jr.
Former United States Representative
Ellen Swepson Jackson
American educator
Jānis Priede
Latvian military officer
József Bakucz
Author
Edwin O'Connor
American journalist
Charles F. Hurley
Former Governor of Massachusetts
Claire Sylvia
Author
Samuel Wells
Former Governor of Maine
Arlo Bates
American author
Marie Ames Byrd
Richard E. Byrd's wife
Thomas P O'Neill
Former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
Harriet Fay
Samuel P. Bush's mother
Jane Franklin Mecom
Benjamin Franklin's sister
John Charles Frémont Jr.
John C. Frémont's son
Jack Dietz
Film producer
James T. Fields
American publisher
Maria von Wedemeyer Weller
Computer scientist
William F. Wharton
Former United States Secretary of State
Maud Cuney Hare
American pianist
Bernard J. Ransil
Author
Steve Lacy
American jazz composer
Robie Macauley
American editor
Sharon Begley
American journalist
John Winslow
Edward Winslow's brother
Samuel Wilbore
Harry Zohn
American historian
John Brooks Wheelwright
American poet
Philip B. Downing
American inventor
David Humphreys Storer
American naturalist
Daniel C. Tosteson
Luther Cushing
Author
Arthur R. von Hippel
German-American physicist
Dyer Lum
American poet
Frank Stearns
American businessman
Bainbridge Wadleigh
Former New Hampshire State Representative
Kurt Julius Isselbacher
Director of the Massachusetts General Hospital
Joseph K. Edgerton
U.S. representative
Thomas Sergeant Perry
American editor
