This is a list of people who were born in, lived in, or are closely associated with the city of Martinsburg, West Virginia.
Athletics Tyson Bagent, quarterback for the Chicago Bears Scott Bullett, former outfielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago Cubs Vicky Bullett, Olympic gold medalist in women's basketball Corey Hill, UFC fighter Christian Rose, racing driver Fulton Walker, former football player for the Miami Dolphins Trevon Wesco, tight end for the Las Vegas Raiders Hack Wilson, Hall of Fame baseball player
Arts and entertainment Kathe Burkhart, artist, writer, feminist Danny Casolaro, writer Robert Lee Castleman, Grammy-winning singer/songwriter Karl Hess, former D.C. insider, relocated to the Martinsburg area in the 1970s Walter Dean Myers, author Mary Elizabeth Price, impressionist painter Ronald Radosh, author Mary Ann Shaffer, writer, editor, librarian David Hunter Strother (aka Porte Crayon), artist Garland Wilson, jazz pianist
Education and science Charles Boarman, physician Charles Porterfield Krauth, Lutheran theologian"Ensign Frazer, Hugh Carroll". Congressional Medal of Honor Society. Retrieved 2014-August-23
Politics and service Newton D. Baker, Secretary of War and Mayor of Cleveland Charles R. Beard, minister, politician; represented Berkeley County in the West Virginia House of Delegates Belle Boyd, Confederate spy in the American Civil War Summers Burkhart, attorney Harry Flood Byrd — Sr., U.S. Senator and Governor of Virginia J.R. Clifford, first African-American attorney in West Virginia Charles James Faulkner, U.S. Senator from West Virginia John S. Gallaher, Virginia state legislator and newspaperman Michael Hite, state delegate Joseph Howard Hodges, fifth Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Wheeling Edward F. McClain, member of the Wisconsin State Assembly Virginia Faulkner McSherry, President-General of the United Daughters of the Confederacy John Quincy Adams Nadenbousch, colonel in Confederate States Army Absalom Willis Robertson, U.S. Senator from Virginia Gray Silver, state senator and founder of the American Farm Bureau Federation
Other Anthony Senecal, butler of Donald Trump
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