Ehrlich, 60th Governor of Maryland Jane Frank (1918–1986) artist (born in Baltimore, lived in Owings Mills and Towson most of her adult life) Cinder Road. Band named after a road in Lutherville Lee Gatch, artist (born in a small rural community near Baltimore) Jim Gentile, former Oriole and Dodger first baseman Conor Gill, professional lacrosse player Ira Glass, host and producer of This American Life Elaine Hamilton-O'Neal, abstract expressionist artist and Fulbright scholar William H. Harrison (USMC), brigadier general in the Marine Corps during World War II Emily Spencer Hayden, photographer Billy Hunter, former major league baseball shortstop and manager Foxhall P. Keene, horse breeder and Olympic gold medalist polo player Stacy Keibler, actress and model Harvey Ladew, designer of Ladew Topiary Gardens Bucky Lasek, famous vert ramp skateboarder, from Dundalk Hae Min Lee, Murder victim G. E. Lowman, clergyman and early radio evangelist Carol Mann, golfer Jim McKay, ABC-TV sportscaster John Merryman, Civil War militia officer, Maryland politician, and subject of the landmark habeas corpus case, Ex parte Merryman Glenn Milstead, known as the actor "Divine" Mo'Nique, American comedian and actress Jim Palmer, former Baltimore Oriole and Hall of Fame pitcher Michael Phelps, Olympic Gold-Medalist swimmer Rosa Ponselle, opera singer Robin Quivers, radio personality Ross Rawlings, pianist, composer, conductor, and music director Charles Carnan Ridgely (1760–1829), governor of Maryland and master of the Hampton estate Eliza Ridgely (1803–1867), third mistress of the Hampton estate and the subject of the well-known portrait painting Lady with a Harp Brooks Robinson, former Baltimore Oriole and Hall of Fame third baseman Mike Rowe, TV show host for Dirty Jobs Don Shula, Former Baltimore Colts player and later coach of the Miami Dolphins Dick Szymanski, former Colts player Pam Shriver, professional tennis player, Olympic Gold Medalist in tennis Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, politician and member of the Kennedy family Gus Triandos, former Baltimore Oriole Bob Turley, former major league baseball pitcher Johnny Unitas, former Baltimore Colt and Hall of Fame quarterback Nikolai Volkoff, former professional wrestler and member of the WWE Hall of Fame John Waters, filmmaker Cheryl Wheeler, singer-songwriter Ella B. Ensor Wilson (1838-1913), social reformer See also Baltimore County District Courthouses National Register of Historic Places listings in Baltimore County, Maryland References Further reading External links Baltimore County Government Baltimore County Public Library system Baltimore County Public Schools Maryland counties 1659 establishments in Maryland Populated places established in 1659 Maryland counties on the