Baltimore
Baltimore is a major city in Maryland with a long history as an important seaport. Fort McHenry, birthplace of the U.S. national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner,” sits at the mouth of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. Today, this harbor area offers shops, upscale crab shacks and attractions like the Civil War–era warship the USS Constellation and the National Aquarium, showcasing thousands of marine creatures. ― Google
People born in Baltimore (First 49 people) - Page 5
Larry Adler
American harmonicist
David Wingate
American basketball player
Lester Speight
Former american football player
Shalita Grant
American actress
Martha Coston
Inventor
William Wirt Winchester
Entrepreneur
Casey Calvert
American pornographic actress
John C. Inglis
Murray Kempton
American journalist
Brian Nichols
Nathaniel S. Hardy Jr.
American musician
Blake Pruitt
Actor
Joseph Strayer
American historian
LaMonte Wade
Baseball player
Lance Lewman
Actor
Allyson Grey
Artist
William J. Sebald
Former United States Ambassador to Australia
Jean H. Baker
American historian
James Wolcott
American journalist
Ernestine Shepherd
American bodybuilder
Stacy Galina
American jeweler
Anne Truitt
American Sculptor
Mike Shula
American football coach
Gil Goldstein
American pianist
Cole Evan Weiss
Actor
Gary Marcus
Professor
Robert F. Chew
American actor
Burt Solomon
Author
Victor Blackwell
American news anchor
Emily Giffin
American author
Robert M. Parker Jr.
Wine critic
Mark Pellington
American film director
William Lindsay Gresham
American novelist
Bradley Paul
American poet
Evan Taubenfeld
American singer
John P. Coale
Lawyer ‧ Greta Van Susteren's husband
Gene Klavan
American disc jockey
David Black
American photographer
Dick Katz
American jazz pianist
Meagan Lewis
Casting director
PJ DeBoy
American actor
Barry Sless
American musician
Eubie Blake
American composer
Chick Webb
American drummer
Clarence Muse
Actor
Clarence Holiday
American musician ‧ Billie Holiday's father
Eric Ebersole
Politician
