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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.

Myron Avery appalachian trail creator

Christopher Daniel Barnes actor

Percival Proctor Baxter state governor

Leon Leonwood Bean founder l l bean, inc. retail

Anna Belknap actress

Joan Benoit olympic medalist

James Gillespie Blaine politician

Cindy Blodgett basketball player

Milton Bradley board game pioneer

David Brancaccio journalist, PBS host

Owen Brewster politician

Amanda Buckner martial artist

Joshua Chamberlain union army officer, governor

Walter Van Tilburg Clark author, poet

William Cohen author, politician

Reuben Colburn shipbuilder

Ernest "Ernie" Coombs entertainer

Ricky Craven race car driver

Ian Crocker olympic medalist

Cornelia "Fly Rod" Crosby writer, hunter

Cyrus Curtis publisher

Marcus Davis martial artist

Howie Day singer, songwriter

Patrick Dempsey actor

Dorothea Dix human rights activist

Leland Dysart actor

Kevin Eastman comic book artist

Chansonetta Stanley Emmons artist, photographer

Greg Finley II actor

James Flavin actor

Lynn Flewelling author

John Ford film director

Joseph Frye major general revolutionary war

Melville Fuller u.s. chief justice

Joey Gamache boxer

Scott Garland wrestler

Gary Gordon u s army officer, medal of honor recipient

Moses Greenleaf author, cartographer

Chester Greenwood inventor earmuff

Patty Griffin singer, songwriter

Robert Browne Hall composer

Hannibal Hamlin vice president

Marsden Hartley artist, poet

Juliana Hatfield singer, songwriter

James "Chico" Hernandez athlete, wrestler (born in IL)

Oliver Otis Howard union general, founder howard university

Sarah Orne Jewett novelist, writer

David E. Kelley writer, producer

Stephen King author

William King statehood proponent, first governor

Matt Kinney baseball player

Henry Knox first u.s. secretary of war

Linda Lavin singer, actress

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poet

Elijah P. Lovejoy journalist, editor, abolitionist

Dick MacPherson football coach

Bob Marley comedian

Andrea Martin actress, comedienne

Hiram Stevens Maxim inventor automatic machine gun, mousetrap

Vaughn Meader comedian, impersonator

Carl "Stump" Merrill baseball manager

Edna St. Vincent Millay poet, playwright, nobel prize laureate

George J. Mitchell politician

Ruth Moore author

Marston Morse mathematician

Frank Munsey publisher, creator pulp magazines

Edward Muskie politician

Judd Nelson actor, writer

Rachel Nichols actress

Lillian Nordica operatic soprano

George Lorenzo Noyes writer, artist, naturalist

William Phips colonial governor

Walter Piston composer

Shirley Povich sports writer, reporter

Phineas Quimby philosopher, healer, scientist

Thomas Brackett Reed politician

Kenneth Roberts author

Edwin Arlington Robinson poet, pulitzer prize winner

Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller u. s. vice president

Victoria Rowell actress, dancer

Tim Sample humorist

Margaret Chase Smith politician

Samantha Smith america's youngest ambassador

Olympia Snowe politician

Louis Sockalexis baseball player

Percy Spencer inventor microwave oven

Frances Edgar and Freelan O. Stanley inventors stanley steamer automobile

Robert Stanley baseball player

Andrew St. John actor

Harriet Beecher Stowe author, abolitionist

Bill Swift baseball player

Tim Sylvia martial artist

Phyllis Thaxter actress

Gary Thorne sports announcer

Artemus Ward writer

Sam Webb politician

John Hay Whitney publisher, u.s. ambassador



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