Massachusetts
Massachusetts, officially the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, is a state in the New England region of the Northeastern United States. It borders the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Maine to its east, Connecticut and Rhode Island to its south, New Hampshire and Vermont to its north, and New York to its west.
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Zella Hurwitz
Psychologist
Richard Henry Dana III
American lawyer ‧ Richard Henry Dana Jr.'s son
Walta Borawski
American poet
Charles Theodore Russell
Former Mayor of Cambridge ‧ William E. Russell's father
Charles Lowell
Minister ‧ John Lowell's son
Maria Deutsch
Former Member of the Chamber of Deputies of Czechoslovakia
Anne E. Monius
Alvan Graham Clark
American astronomer
Arthur Fairbanks
Former Director of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Joseph Winlock
American astronomer and mathematician
Beryl Benacerraf
Radiologist
Hermann August Hagen
German entomologist
Thomas North Whitehead
British higher education teacher
Martha May Eliot
Specialist
Francis Price Blackwood
Naval officer
Rose Fay Thomas
American writer
Marian Cannon Schlesinger
American artist and writer
James Bradley Thayer
American legal scholar
Robert Treat Paine Storer
American football player
William Appleton Lawrence
Clergy
Henry Ware
Preacher and theologian
Jonathan Remington
Sidney Willard
Former Mayor of Cambridge
Mary Flug Handlin
American historian
David Tappan
American theologian
Mason Hammond
American author
Ezra Abbot
American theologian
James Winthrop
American librarian and jurist
Edward Michael Wigglesworth
Teacher ‧ Michael Wigglesworth's son
Nathaniel Appleton
Kaiming Qiu
Chinese librarian
Francis A. Sullivan
American theologian
William Augustus Hinton
American bacteriologist
Seymour Burr
Paul Keenan
Actor
Elijah A. Morse
U. S. representative
Joseph F. Timilty
Former Massachusetts State Senator
Joseph Warren Revere
American businessman
Harriet Hemenway
Socialite
Caspar Goodrich
Walter A. Brown
Sports coach
Lawrence Prince
Janet Taylor Spence
American psychologist
Stephen Albert
American composer
Frank H. Krusen
Physiatrist
James Chilton
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