 | Henry Adams | | Boston: Author |
| | John Adams | | Quincy: Patriot and Former President |
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| John Quincy Adams | | Braintree: Former President |
| | Samuel Adams | | Boston: Patriot |
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| Aerosmith | | Boston: Boston's Bad Boys |
| | Ben Affleck | | Cambridge: Performing Artist |
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 | Louisa May Alcott | | Boston: Author |
| | Jane Alexander | | Boston: Performing Artist |
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| Horatio Alger | | Revere: Author |
| | Ed Ames | | Boston: Performing Artist |
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| Susan B. Anthony | | Adams: Leader of the Woman-Suffrage Movement |
| | Crispus Attucks | | Framingham: First victim of the Boston Massacre |
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| Clara Barton | | Oxford: Humanitarian, Founder of the American Red Cross |
| | Alexander Graham Bell | | Salem: Inventor of the Telephone |
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| Edward Bellamy | | Chicopee: Author |
| | Robert Benchley | | Worcester: Author |
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| Leonard Bernstein | | Lawrence: Performing Artist |
| | Ray Bolger | | Boston: Performing Artist |
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| Boston | | Boston: Band |
| | William Cullen Bryant | | Cummington: Author |
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| George H. Bush | | Milton: 40th U.S. President |
| | The Cars | | Boston: Band |
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| Peggy Cass | | Boston: Performing Artist |
| | Hassam Childe | | Boston: Painter |
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| Paula Cole | | Rockport: Performing Artist |
| | John Singleton Copley | | Boston: Painter |
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| Chick Corea | | Chelsea: Performing Artist |
| | E.E. Cummings | | Cambridge: Author |
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| Jane Curtin | | Cambridge: Performing Artist |
| | Matt Damon | | Cambridge: Performing Artist |
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| Geena Davis | | Wareham: Actress |
| | Emily Dickinson | | Amherst: Author |
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| Olympia Dukakis | | Boston: Performing Artist |
| | Bob Elliot | | Boston: Performing Artist |
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson | | Boston: Author |
| | Charles Farrell | | Wareham: Actor |
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| Edith Fellows | | Boston: Performing Artist |
| | Arthur Fiedler | | Boston: Performing Artist |
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| Arlene Francis | | Boston: Performing Artist |
| | Benjamin Franklin | | Boston: Patriot |
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| Margaret Fuller | | Cambridge: Author |
| | Erle Stanley Gardner | | Malden: Author |
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| Theodore Geisel (Dr. Suess) | | Springfield: Author |
| | Georgia Gibbs | | Worcester: Musician |
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| Paul Michael Glaser | | Cambridge: Perfoming Artist |
| | Robert Goddard | | Worcester: Father of Modern Rocket Propulsion |
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| Ellen Goodman | | Newton: Journalist |
| | Robert Goulet | | Lawrence: Performing Artist |
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| Tammy Grimes | | Lynn: Performing Artist |
| | Jasmine Guy | | Boston: Performing Artist |
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| Marvin Hagler | | Brockton: Boxer |
| | John Hancock | | Braintree: Patriot, Former Governor |
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| Nathaniel Hawthorne | | Salem: Author |
| | Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. | | Boston: Supreme Court Justice |
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes | | Cambridge: Physician, Author, Educator |
| | Winslow Homer | | Boston: Painter |
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| Elias Howe | | Spencer: Inventor |
| | George Irving | | Springfield: Performing Artist |
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| Ann Jillian | | Cambridge: Performing Artist |
| | Madeleine Kahn | | Boston: Performing Artist |
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| Arthur Kennedy | | Worcester: Actor |
| | John Fitzgerald Kennedy | | Brookline: Former President |
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| Fitz Hugh Lane | | Chelsea: Painter |
| | Matt LeBlanc | | Newton: Actor, best known as Joey Tribbiani from the hit series Friends |
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| Jack Lemmon | | Boston: Performing Artist |
| | Jay Leno | | Andover: Tonight Show Host |
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| Dorothy Loudon | | Boston: Performing Artist |
| | Amy Lowell | | Brookline: Author |
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| James Russell Lowell | | Cambridge: Author |
| | Robert Lowell | | Boston: Author |
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| Jeffrey Lynn | | Auburn: Performing Host |
| | Bill Macy | | Revere: Actor |
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| Rocky Marciano | | Brockton: Boxer |
| | Joey McIntyre | | Needham: Musician, Member of New Kids on the Block |
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| Robert Morse | | Newton: Performing Artist |
| | Samuel Morse | | Boston: Inventor |
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| Leonard Nimoy | | Boston: Performing Artist |
| | Conan O'Brien | | Cambridge: Performing Artist |
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| James Otis | | Barnstable: Patriot |
| | Robert Treat Paine | | Boston: Patriot |
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| Estelle Parsons | | Lynn: Performing Artist |
| | Sylvia Plath | | Winthrop: Author |
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| Edgar Allan Poe | | Boston: Author |
| | William Prescott | | Groton: Patriot |
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| Lee Remick | | Quincy: Performing Artist |
| | Sarah Parker Remond | | Salem: Anti-Slavery and Women's Rights Activist |
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| Paul Revere | | Boston: Patriot |
| | Norman Rockwell | | Sturbridge: Painter |
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| Kurt Russell | | Springfield: Actor |
| | Anne Sexton | | Newton: Author |
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| Lesley Stahl | | Lynn: Journalist |
| | Lucy Stone | | Brookfield: Anti-Slavery and Women's Rights Activist |
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| Donna Summer | | Boston: Performing Artist |
| | James Taylor | | Boston: Performing Artist |
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| Paul Theroux | | Medford: Author |
| | Maura Tierna | | Boston: Performing Artist |
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| Mark Wahlberg | | Boston: Performing Artist |
| | Mike Wallace | | Brookline: Jornalist |
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| Barbara Walters | | Boston: Journalist |
| | Sam Waterston | | Cambridge: Performing Artist |
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| Eli Whitney | | Westborough: Actor |
| | John Greenleaf Whittier | | Haverhill: Author |
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