Boston, United States

American polymath, statesman, and Founding Father who drafted and signed the Declaration of Independence, and was the first postmaster general

American poet and writer who advanced confessional poetry, best known for Ariel and The Bell Jar

American philosopher, essayist, and poet who led the Transcendentalist movement, championing individualism and critical thinking

American particle physicist, mountaineer, and advocate who won the Nobel Prize for his co-discovery of quarks

American writer, poet, and literary critic known for pioneering detective and science fiction, master of mystery and the macabre, and a central figure of American Romanticism and Gothic fiction.

American statesman and political philosopher who led the movement for independence and was a Founding Father

American singer known as the "Queen of Disco," famous for her global influence in the 1970s dance and pop music scenes

American historian, journalist, and novelist known for his influential works like <i>The Education of Henry Adams</i>

American physician and Nobel laureate who, after surviving diabetes thanks to insulin, co-discovered a life-saving treatment for pernicious anemia

American computer scientist who founded the discipline of artificial intelligence, coined the term AI, and developed the Lisp programming language

American architect known as a "father of skyscrapers" and "father of modernism" for his innovative designs and the phrase "form follows function"

American chemist and university teacher who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1965 for his groundbreaking work in the art of organic synthesis