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Famous Buffalonians

Famous people in Buffalo history, born in Buffalo, New York and from the WNY region.

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Library of Congress - Photos courtesy of American Memory.

Great White Buffalo The Bison.	Harold Arlen Film score for the "Wizard of Oz", "Over the Rainbow" sung by Judy Garland. Photo from 1960 Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington LC-USZ62-103724 DLC.
Grover Cleveland The 22nd and 24th president and former Mayor of Buffalo. Photo from 1888 Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington LC-USZ62-7618 DLC.	Millard Fillmore The 13th president and founder of UB. Portrait from 1850 Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington LC-USZ62-5127 DLC.

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Harold Arlen - Composer.
Lucille Ball - Jamestown.
Wolf Blitzer - CNN anchor.
Grover Cleveland - The 22nd and 24th President.
Don Criqui - Announcer from Kenmore.
Ani Difranco - Musician.
Joseph Ellicott - Known as the founder of Buffalo from the Holland Land Company.
William Fargo - Founder of Wells Fargo express and former Mayor.
William Fichtner - Actor.
Millard Fillmore - The 13th President.
Dr. Francis E. Fronczak
Vincent Gallo - Buffalo '66.
Goo Goo Dolls - Musicians.
Red Jacket - Seneca tribal chief.
Rick James - Musician.
Ron Jaworski - Lackawanna.
Commander Tom - Jolls.
Jim Kelly - Pro football Hall of Famer.
Lackawanna Six - The infamous terrorists.
Robert LaSalle - French explorer credited as the first white man to view this area around 1630.
Wendie Malick - Actress, "Dream On" comedy series.
Don Majkowski - The Majik Network.
Robert Moog - Invented the electronic synthesizer. Moog Archives.
Scott Norwood - Former Buffalo Bill kicker and Superbowl XXV.
Tim Russert - Meet the Press.
Billy Sheehan - Musician.
O.J. Simpson - Former Buffalo Bill and the trial.
Buffalo Bob Smith - Howdy Doody time.
Spyro Gyra - Jazz fusion band.
Cory Wells - Three Dog Night.
James Whitmore - Actor.
Samuel Wilkeson - He built the city and was a former Mayor, and Erie Canal man.

Wikipedia - Famous people from Buffalo, New York.