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Downtown Rochester

Rochester, New York in theUnited States, and its suburbs, is or has been home to many famous individuals. These people include businessmen, civil rights activists, politicians, entertainers, educators, athletes, and much more. Three prominent Rochesterians in the national consciousness are abolitionistFrederick Douglass, suffragistSusan B. Anthony, and inventor-philanthropistGeorge Eastman.

Academics

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Architects and designers

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Athletes

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Like most cities, Rochester has its share of famous athletes. Among the biggest names areWalter Hagen in golf,Johnny Antonelli in baseball,Brian Gionta andRyan Callahan in hockey,Abby Wambach in soccer, andJon "Bones" Jones in mixed martial arts.

Baseball

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Basketball

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Combat sports

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Professional wrestling

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Football

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Golf

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Hockey

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Lacrosse

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Soccer

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Swimming and diving

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Other athletes

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Coaches

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Officials

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Executives

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See#Sports executives, below

Broadcasters

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Businesspeople

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Rochester's history of innovation and progress is reflected in the long list of notable businessmen who founded their companies here.Eastman Kodak,Bausch + Lomb,Xerox,Gannett Company, andWestern Union all trace their roots to Rochester.

Computing and Internet

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Inventors

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Sports executives

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Criminals (suspected or convicted)

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Entertainers

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Actors and models

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Comedians

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Dancers and choreographers

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Musicians

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Thanks in part to theEastman School of Music, Rochester has an especially rich musical legacy, most notably as the birthplace ofCab Calloway and the hometown of jazz greatChuck Mangione.Lou Gramm of Foreigner is also a native, whileGene Cornish of The Rascals is a more recent transplant.Jeff Tyzik is one of the great jazz arrangers and pops conductors. Acclaimed sopranoRenée Fleming grew up in nearby Churchville. A number of nationally known musicians have passed through the halls of the Eastman School, either as students or professors (or both).

Classical music

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Jazz, big bands, and blues

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Popular music

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Lou Gramm, lead singer ofForeigner, andGene Cornish ofThe Rascals might be the best-known pop musicians from Rochester.Gary Lewis (of Gary Lewis and the Playboys) came to the area late in life but now calls it home. Notable bands whose members are largely or entirely Rochesterians includeGym Class Heroes,Joywave,Rustix,SNMNMNM, and The Sunstreak. In 2024,RXK Nephew was recognized byPitchfork for his song "American TTerroristt" (2020), which ranked #2 on the list of "The Hundred Best Songs of the 2020s So Far".[97]

Others

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Other

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Government

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Politicians and leaders

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Judges and lawyers

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Military personnel

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Military personnel best known as astronauts are listed below under"Scientists".

Media

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Authors and writers

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Broadcasters and journalists

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Sport broadcasters

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Photographers and artists

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Metalwork sculptorAlbert Paley, although originally from Philadelphia, has lived and worked in Rochester for over four decades; he's probably the region's most prominent artist. Like many other artists, he came to Rochester because ofRIT's School for American Crafts.

Other

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Religion and philosophy

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Scientists

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Pioneering physicianElizabeth Blackwell, pioneering astronautPamela Melroy, and naturalistHenry Augustus Ward are the most notable scientists to come from the Rochester area. Acclaimed surgeonSeymour I. Schwartz also made Rochester his home.

Social reformers

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No list of notable Rochesterians could ever omitSusan B. Anthony andFrederick Douglass, but the area has a long history of progressive social reformers. AnarchistEmma Goldman lived there for a time.

Others

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Fictional Rochesterians

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