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People listed are almost always native to the state. We do (on occasion) include those that have either lived within a state for most of their adult life, or have made a significant contribution to the state in their personal endeavors.

Chris Adler actor

Spiro T. Agnew u.s. vice president

John Astin actor

Florence Riefle Bahr artist

Leonard Bahr artist

Harold Baines baseball player

John Franklin "Home Run" Baker baseball player

Ephraim Francis Baldwin architect (born in NY)

Benjamin Bannecker mathematician

Ken Bannister basketball player

Steve Barber baseball player

John Barth author

Clara Barton founder american red cross (born in MA)

Lonny Baxter basketball player

Henry Blair inventor

Eubie Blake pianist, composer

Guy Blakeslee musician

A. Aubrey Bodine photographer

Tyrone "Muggsy" Bogues basketball player

Charles Joseph Bonaparte u.s. attorney general, founder federal bureau of investigation

Edwin Booth actor

John Wilkes Booth actor, assassin

Julie Bowen actress

Charles Bradley basketball player

Dudley Bradley basketball player

Ann Brashares author

Toni Braxton singer, songwriter

Troy Brohawn baseball player

Kimberly J. Brown actress

Francis X. Bushman actor

James M. Cain author, journalist

Bill Callahan singer, songwriter

Cecilius Calvert 2nd baron baltimore, first proprieter of maryland colony (born in england)

Charles Carroll revolutionary war leader

John Carroll first bishop, archbishop in u.s.

Albert Cassell architect

Sam Cassell basketball player

Josh Charles actor

Samuel Chase u.s. supreme court justice

Tom Clancy author

Martha Clarke choreographer, director

Kevin Clash puppeteer

Hans Conried actor, voice actor

Thomas Cromwell Corner artist

Robert Curbeam astronaut

Albert Preston Dailey musician, pianist

Quintin Dailey basketball player

Dominique Dawes olympic medalist

Stephen Decatur naval hero war of 1812

Alexis Denisof actor

John Dickinson statesman

Divine actor, singer

Juan Dixon basketball player

Frederick Douglass social reformer

Matt Drudge journalist, radio show host

Mildred Dunnock actress

Charles S. Dutton actor, director

Michael Ealy actor

Robert L. "Bob" Ehrlich, Jr. politician

Cass "Mama" Elliot singer

Middleton Evans photographer

John Fahey musician, composer

Anna Faris actress

Mark Fax composer

Wayne Federman comedian, actor

Duane Ferrell basketball player

Danny Ferry basketball player

Jimmy Foxx baseball player

Steve Francis basketball player

Jane Frank sculptor, artist

Lee Gatch artist

Rudy Gay basketball player

Kathie Lee Gifford television host, singer (born in paris)

Christopher Gist explorer

Ira Glass radio, television host

Jesse Glass poet

Philip Glass composer

John Glover actor

Robert Gordon singer

Alfred Gough screenwriter, producer

Tamyra Gray actress, singer

Jeff Green basketball player

Michael D. Griffin physicist, aerospace engineer

Robert Moses "Lefty" Grove baseball player

Jeff Halpern hockey player

Linda Hamilton actress

Elaine Hamilton-O'Neal artist

Dashiell Hammett author

John Hanson first president elected under the articles of confederation

Linda Harrison actress

David Hasselhoff actor

Shawn Hatosy actor

Emily Spencer Hayden photographer

Robert Hays actor

Matthew Henson explorer

Karen Hesse author

Calvin Hill football player

Billie Holiday singer, songwriter

Johns Hopkins merchant, philanthropist

Jarrett Jack basketball player

Tracy Jackson basketball player

Thomas Jane actor

Reverdy Johnson statesman, jurist

Rian Johnson writer, director

Thomas Johnson first elected governor of maryland

Hugh Bolton Jones artist

Spike Jonze director, producer

Al Kaline baseball player

Tommy Keene singer, songwriter

Stacy Keibler wrestler

Sophie Kerr author

Francis Scott Key composer, poet, lawyer - wrote the words to the United States' national anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner".

Greg Kihn musician

Gayle King editor

Bucky Lasek skateboarder

Blanche Hungerford Latimore photographer

Munro Leaf author, illustrator

Barry Levinson screenwriter, director, producer

Reggie Lewis basketball player

Lisa Loeb singer, songwriter, actress

Morris Louis artist

Julia Louis-Dreyfus actress

Matt Maloney basketball player

Mario singer

Paula Marshall actress

Thurgood Marshall supreme court justice

Claire McCardell fashion designer

Kimmie Meissner skater

Henry Louis Mencken journalist

Kweisi Mfume NAACP leader, politician

Alfred Jacob Miller artist

Frank Miller writer, artist

Mo'Nique actress

Terence Morris basketball player

Cookie Mueller actress

Mưa singer, songwriter

Mildred Natwick actress

Ric Ocasek singer

William Paca politician, signer declaration of independence

James Parrish, Jr. football player

Travis Pastrana motorcycle racer

Charles Willson Peale artist, naturalist

Nancy Pelosi politician

Sam Perlozzo baseball player

Julian Peterson football player

Michael Phelps olympic medalist

Tom Phoebus baseball player

Peter Pucci choreographer, director

Robin Quivers radio show host

Adrienne Rich poet

Patricia Richardson actress

Cal Ripken, Jr. baseball player

Nora Roberts author

James G. Robinson producer

Jessica Lee Rose actress

Axl Rotten wrestler

Dr. Peyton Rous nobel prize winner in medicine

James Rouse real estate developer, activist, philanthropist

Mike Rowe television host, narrator

James Rumsey inventor

George "Babe" Ruth baseball player

Dwight Schultz actor

Dennis Scott basketball player

Joyce J. Scott sculptor

Karl Shapiro poet

Joseph Sheppard artist

Pam Shriver tennis player

Sargent Shriver politician, activist

Mathias Shryock architect

Gene Shue basketball player, coach

Dickey Simpkins basketball player

Upton Sinclair author

Christian Siriano fashion designer

Jada Pinkett Smith actress, singer

Paul Reed Smith luthier (guitar maker)

John C. "Bud" Sparhawk author

Larry Spriggs basketball player

Raymond A. Spruance world war II navy admiral

Michael S. Steele politician

Daniel Stern actor

Mink Stole actress

Noel Stookey singer, songwriter

Roger B. Taney u.s. supreme court chief justice

Mark Teixeira baseball player

Carey M. Thomas educator, feminist

Chester Thompson musician

Anne Truitt sculptor

Harriet Tubman abolitionist

Leon Uris author

Jonathan Ward actor

John Waters actor, filmmaker

Chick Webb drummer, band leader

Marvin Webster basketball player

Mason Locke Weems author

Byron Westbrook football player

Montel Williams television show host

Reggie Williams basketball player

Kennard Winchester basketball player

David Wingate basketball player

Jay Witasick baseball player

Edward Witten mathematician, physicist

James Wolcott journalist, social critic

Richard Caton Woodville artist

Frank Zappa composer, musician

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