state reptresentative and lawyer Henry T. Clarke, Sr. - Nebraska territorial legislator George Henry Corliss - Inventor of the Corliss steam engine; grew up in Greenwich. David Edward Cronin - Painter and illustrator was born in Greenwich. Laura Don, born Anna Laura Fish - actress-manager and playwright, died at her parents' Greenwich residence in 1886. Eastbound Jesus - Northern Rock band formed in Greenwich. Kim Gannon - Trained as a lawyer, became a lyricist and co-wrote the holiday favorite I'll Be Home for Christmas. Returned to Greenwich and is buried here. David Greenberger - Visual, performing, and recording artist, creator of The Duplex Planet, currently residing in Greenwich. Daniel Hall - Wisconsin state legislator. Hal Ketchum - Country music star and member of the Grand Ole Opry was born in Greenwich. James Howard Kunstler - American author, social critic, public speaker, and blogger currently residing in Greenwich. Grandma Moses - Renowned American folk artist; was born on a farm in the Town of Easton. Phantogram (band) - electronic music duo, formed in Greenwich. James Hutchinson Woodworth - 12th Mayor of Chicago, Illinois. Roy Arenella - Photographer, collagist, mail artist, currently residing in Greenwich. Amanda Podolec - Jeweler, metalsmith and artist currently residing in Greenwich Communities and locations in the town Communities and inhabited locations Bald Mountain – A hamlet west of the mountain by the same name in the western part of the town. A former lime "mining town", the hamlet is known more today for its farming than its mining. Battenville – A hamlet on the southern town line, located by the Batten Kill. Carters Pond State Wildlife Management Area – A conservation area in the vicinity of Carter Pond, south of Cassayuna. Cossayuna – A hamlet located south of Cossayuna Lake in the northern part of the town. Originally known as Hog Hollow and later as Lakeville, the hamlet was settled in 1765 and was likely its first center of trade. Center Falls – A hamlet (previously known as Franklin and as Hardscrabble) east of Greenwich village on NY 29 by the Batten Kill. Clarks Mills – A hamlet in the southwestern corner of the town by the Batten Kill. East Greenwich – The town's oldest hamlet, located in the southeastern part of the town located along the Batten Kill. Once known as Slab City, it has been home to several factories. Greenwich – A village at the