The 14 Greatest People Born in Boston

By YPB Team

One city, and a birth-certificate list that runs from the Revolution straight through to Marvel.

Benjamin Franklin — ranked #11
Benjamin Franklin
Born on Milk Street in 1706, apprenticed to his brother's print shop, and gone to Philadelphia by seventeen.
John F. Kennedy — ranked #22
John F. Kennedy
Born in Brookline on the city's edge, the 35th President and the youngest elected.
Edgar Allan Poe — ranked #33
Edgar Allan Poe
Born in Boston in 1809 and the inventor of the detective story.
Ralph Waldo Emerson — ranked #44
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Boston-born essayist whose Transcendentalism shaped American thought.
Samuel Adams — ranked #55
Samuel Adams
Boston-born organiser of the resistance that became the Revolution.
Matt Damon — ranked #66
Matt Damon
Cambridge-raised actor who wrote Good Will Hunting about his own city.
Leonard Nimoy — ranked #77
Leonard Nimoy
West End boy who became Spock and directed some of the best Star Trek films.
Donna Summer — ranked #88
Donna Summer
Dorchester-born singer who defined disco and won five Grammys.
Chris Evans — ranked #99
Chris Evans
Sudbury-raised actor who played Captain America for a decade.
Bobby Orr — ranked #1010
Bobby Orr
Not born there, but the Bruins defenceman who redefined the position and won two Cups in Boston.
New Kids on the Block — ranked #1111
New Kids on the Block
Dorchester boy band that sold 80 million records and invented the modern boy band template.
Ben Affleck — ranked #1212
Ben Affleck
Cambridge-raised actor and director, and the other half of Good Will Hunting.
John Singleton Copley — ranked #1313
John Singleton Copley
Boston-born painter who portrayed the revolutionary generation before leaving for London.
Conan O'Brien — ranked #1414
Conan O'Brien
Brookline-born writer for The Simpsons who then hosted late night for nearly thirty years.

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