Notable people Fitchburg, Massachusetts

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herbert adams, sculptor of wwi, winged glory in upper common of fitchburg
ameriie (amerie mi marie rogers), singer , actress
jacques aubuchon, character actor.
mike barnicle, newspaper writer
michael beasley, nba player, high school all-american; attended notre dame preparatory school
orlando boss, medal of honor recipient american civil war
ken bouchard, former nascar driver, 1988 nascar winston cup rookie of year
ron bouchard, former nascar driver, 1981 nascar winston cup rookie of year, former owner of many car dealerships.
everett francis briggs, catholic priest , miners activist, born in fitchburg, life s mission dedicated victims of monongah mining disaster
carolyn brown, dancer, choreographer, , writer, danced merce cunningham dance company
henry sweetser burrage, clergyman, editor, author, maine historian
james nixey callahan, major league baseball pitcher around turn of 20th century, later manager of chicago white sox
herbert william conn, zoologist , bacteriologist
marcus a. coolidge, united states senator
alvah crocker, manufacturer , railroad promoter, united states representative
george crowther, football player
donald featherstone, artist , creator of plastic flamingo lawn ornament.
ryan gomes, nba player; attended notre dame preparatory school
bruce gordon, actor (ishtar, adam-12, bonanza, smart, , untouchables)
samuel w. hale, member of new hampshire house of representatives , 39th governor of new hampshire
ripley hitchcock, prominent editor
lempi ikävalko, finnish-born poet, author, journalist; 30 years, editor @ fitchburg s raivaaja newspaper
louise freeland jenkins, astronomer
iver johnson, of iver johnson s arms & cycle works, located in fitchburg
erika lawler, member of 2009–10 united states national women s ice hockey team
ray leblanc, ice hockey goaltender
john legere, ceo of t-mobile us
art longsjo, winter , summer olympian; fitchburg longsjo classic held in memory
caroline atherton mason, poet
matti mattson, american labor organizer, social activist, , veteran of abraham lincoln brigade in spanish civil war.
hiram maxim, inventor of first self-powered machine gun
pat moran, catcher , manager in major league baseball, managed philadelphia phillies , 1919 world series champion cincinnati reds
george noory, host of coast coast am; spent years in fitchburg , mentions city on show
eleanor norcross, founder of fitchburg art museum, artist, collector, social reformer
marion rice, denishawn dancer, teacher, choreographer, producer
charles l. robinson, physician, journalist , first governor of kansas
sylvanus sawyer, inventor , manufacturer
asa thurston, hawaiian missionary
oskari tokoi, editor of raivaaja
calvin m. woodward, st. louis educator
samuel worcester, clergyman noted participation in controversy on unitarianism




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