Annapolis
A young man from a poor, working-class family dreams of attending the prestigious United States Naval Academy in Annapolis after finishing high school. Having narrowly made the cut, he enters the Brigade Championships, a boxing tournament that pits him against the toughest fighters in the Navy.
People born in Annapolis (First 48 people) - Page 2
William Duhurst Merrick
Former United States Senator
John Johnson Jr.
Former Chancellor of Maryland
Daniel Dulany
Former Mayor of Annapolis
Benjamin Ogle Tayloe
American businessman
Somerville Pinkney Tuck
Judge
John Beale Bordley
Judge
Susan Dyer
American composer
Harry Dorsey Gough
Merchant
Henry Winter Davis
Bobbi Sue Luther
American model
Letitia Long
Fenwick Williams
General
John William Ritchie
Canadian Politician
Charles Henry Darling
Former Governor of Victoria
Daurene Lewis
Canadian Politician
William Johnstone Ritchie
Former Chief Justice of Canada
Allan Hubley
Politician
Frederick Tennyson Congdon
Former Commissioner of Yukon
Thomas Ritchie
Lawyer
Derek McKinnon
Actor
Frank A. Monroe
Justice
William Bowie
American engineer
Elizabeth Safrit
American model
Dale Earnhardt
American race car driver
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
American race car driver
Brandon Parker
American football offensive tackle
Daniel Hemric
Motorsports racing driver
Glenn McDuffie
American sailor
Skip Hollandsworth
Eddie Mills
American actor
Haskel Stanback
Former American football player
Kerry Earnhardt
Motorsports racing driver ‧ Dale Earnhardt's son
Ralph Earnhardt
American car racer
George Shinn
Aundrae Allison
American football player
Kelley Earnhardt Miller
Dale Earnhardt Jr. 's sister
Mike Moon
Missouri State Senator
Ethan Horton
American football player
D. Larry Crumbley
Author
Leigh Chapman
American actress
Mark Speir
American football coach
Teven Jones
Basketball player
Kameron Marlowe
Singer-songwriter
Katie Cannon
American theologian
Dixie Upright
Baseball player
Tony Elwood
Film producer
Tony Eury Jr.