List of people from Lowell, Massachusetts

As one of the largest and oldest cities in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Lowell has produced many notable people in various fields:

Politicians

Inventors and business founders

Astronauts and astronomers

Authors and entertainers

Musicians

Designers and artists

Sports

Gridiron football

Baseball

Many professional baseball players came out of Lowell in the late 1800s, including

Modern Era:

Hockey

Boxing

Olympic athletes

Other sports

Others

References

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