Brian Camelio, musician and crowdfunding pioneer, founder of ArtistShare Ken Casey, bassist and co-lead vocalist of Celtic punk rock group Dropkick Murphys Chris Cleary, professional soccer player Hal Clement, science-fiction writer Jill Ker Conway, Australian-born novelist Stephen Davis, music journalist and biographer T. S. Eliot, poet, was a student at Milton Academy William Ralph Emerson, known for shingle style architecture Jim Fahey, NHL player, New Jersey Devils Thomas Flatley, real-estate developer Elbie Fletcher, All-Star first baseman for Pittsburgh Pirates John Ferruggio, led evacuation of Pan Am Flight 93 in 1970 John Murray Forbes, railroad magnate, merchant, philanthropist and abolitionist Robert Bennet Forbes, sea captain, China merchant, ship owner, and writer Buckminster Fuller, architect and futurist; born in Milton George V. Higgins, attorney, crime novelist, The Friends of Eddie Coyle Rich Hill, pitcher for Boston Red Sox, was born in Milton Thomas Hutchinson, 18th Century governor of Massachusetts Bay province Abigail Johnson, president of Fidelity Investments Charles C. Johnson, far-right political activist Edward Johnson III, businessman Howard Deering Johnson, restaurateur, founder of Howard Johnson's franchising Trish Karter, entrepreneur Jordan Knight, singer for band New Kids on the Block Janet Langhart, model and journalist Johnny Martorano, Winter Hill Gang member Jidenna Theodore Mobisson, attended Milton Academy Charles Munch, music director of Boston Symphony Orchestra Kate O'Neill, distance runner William Ordway Partridge, sculptor, poet, and author Deval Patrick, former Governor of Massachusetts, attended Milton Academy Diane Patrick, former First Lady of Massachusetts Everett P. Pope, Medal of Honor recipient; born in Milton Mike Ryan, NHL player, Buffalo Sabres William Saltonstall, eighth principal of Phillips Exeter Academy Jenny Slate, comedian on Saturday Night Live Jen Statsky, TV writer and comedian Margaret Sutermeister (1875–1950), photographer Luis Tiant, former Boston Red Sox pitcher Steve Trapilo, former NFL player for New Orleans Saints Ronan Tynan, Irish tenor Mark Vonnegut, writer, son of author Kurt Vonnegut Roger Vose, U.S. Representative from New Hampshire Barry Wood, Harvard quarterback in College Football Hall of Fame; born in Milton Keith Yandle, NHL player, Florida Panthers; born in Milton Points of interest Milton has 30 sites or districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places, including the following: Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory Captain Robert Bennet Forbes House Governor Hutchinson's Field Granite Railway Suffolk Resolves House Other places of interest include: Blue Hills Reservation Eustis Estate Houghton's Pond Milton Academy Curry College Carriage House School Gunpowder House Notes 1. "TOTAL POPULATION Survey/Program: