Editing Webster Groves, Missouri (section)

==Notable people==
{{see also|Category:People from Webster Groves, Missouri}}
Notable people who have lived in Webster Groves include:

<small>''(Dates in parentheses indicate lifespan, not years of residence.)''</small>
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* [[Bruce Alger]] (1918–2015), [[Republican Party (United States)|Republican]] [[U.S. Representative]] from Dallas, Texas, 1955–1965
* [[Herbert Blumer]] (1900–1987), sociologist
* [[Matt Bomer]] (born 1977), actor
* [[Oscar Brockmeyer]] (1883–1954), soccer player and [[Football at the 1904 Summer Olympics|1904 Olympian]]<ref>{{cite web |title=Oscar B. BROCKMEYER |url=https://www.olympics.com/en/athletes/oscar-b-brockmeyer |website=[[Olympic Games]] |access-date=February 12, 2025}}</ref>
* [[Bud Byerly]] (1920–2012), Major League Baseball pitcher
* [[George H. Cannon]] (1915–1941), [[Medal of Honor]] recipient
* [[Harry Caray]] (1914–1998), baseball broadcaster
* [[Skip Caray]] (1939–2008), baseball broadcaster
* [[Bob Cassilly]] (1949–2011), artist and founder of the [[City Museum]]
* [[Adrian Clayborn]] (born 1988), college and professional football player
* [[David Clewell]] (1955–2020), Poet Laureate of Missouri 2010–2012
* [[John J. Cochran]] (1880–1947), [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic]] U.S. Representative from Missouri, 1926–1947
* [[Ivory Crockett]] (born 1948), 100-yard dash world-record holder
* [[Chris Culver]], [[The New York Times bestseller list|''The New York Times'' bestselling]] author
* [[Thomas Bradford Curtis]] (1911–1993), Republican U.S. Representative from Missouri, 1951–1969
* [[Michael J. Devlin]] (born 1965), convicted kidnapper and child molester
* [[Phyllis Diller]] (1917–2012), comedian
* [[Forrest C. Donnell]] (1884–1980), governor of Missouri, 1941–1945
* [[Bob Dotson]] (born 1946), NBC news journalist
* [[Tim Dunigan]] (born 1955), actor
* [[Mary Engelbreit]] (born 1952), artist and illustrator
* [[Clay Felker]] (1925–2008), co-founder of [[New York (magazine)|''New York'']] magazine
* [[Lois Florreich]] (1927–1991), pitcher in the [[All-American Girls Professional Baseball League]], 1943–1950
* [[Jonathan Franzen]] (born 1959), [[National Book Award#Fiction|National Book Award]]-winning novelist
* [[Edward T. Hall]] (1914–2009), anthropologist
* [[Robert A. Holekamp]] (1848–1922), businessman and [[apiarist]]
* [[Alan Hunter (VJ)|Alan Hunter]] (born 1957), original [[MTV]] VJ, radio host, and film and TV producer
* [[Gordon Jenkins]] (1910–1984), music arranger
* [[Josephine Johnson]] (1910–1990), [[Pulitzer Prize for Fiction|Pulitzer Prize]]-winning novelist
* [[John Keene (writer)|John Keene]] (born 1965), writer, translator, artist, academic
* [[Matt Kindt]] (born 1973), comic book artist and graphic designer
* [[Karlie Kloss]] (born 1992), model
* [[Jim Krebs]] (1935–1965), NBA basketball player, [[Los Angeles Lakers|Minneapolis/Los Angeles Lakers]]
* [[Frederick Kreismann]] (1869–1944), mayor of St. Louis, 1909–1913
* [[Hank Kuhlmann]] (born 1937), college and professional football coach
* [[Laura Les]] (born 1994), member of hyperpop band [[100 gecs]]<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.riverfronttimes.com/music/how-hyperpop-stars-100-gecs-got-their-start-in-normie-st-louis-county-39842943 | title=How Hyperpop Stars 100 Gecs Got Their Start in Normie St. Louis County }}</ref>
* [[Jack Lorenz]] (1939–2009), environmental activist
* [[John Lutz (mystery writer)|John Lutz]] (1939–2021), mystery writer
* [[Susan Louise Marsh]] (1867–1946), activist and children's advocate
* [[Marguerite Martyn]] (1878–1948), reporter and artist<ref>[https://stltoday.newspapers.com/image/138139192/?terms=Marguerite%2BMartyn "Marguerite Martyn Dies; Artist, Writer," ''St. Louis Post-Dispatch,'' April 17, 1948, page 5A]</ref>
* [[Scott Mayfield]] (born 1992), ice hockey player
* [[Kathleen Mazzarella]], Chairman, President and CEO of [[Graybar]]
* [[Danny McCarthy]], actor
* [[Louis Metcalf]] (1905–1981), jazz cornetist
* [[Russ Mitchell]] (born 1960), news anchor of ''[[The Early Show]]'' on [[CBS]]
* [[Keith W. Nolan]] (1964–2009), military historian
* [[Scott Phillips (writer)|Scott Phillips]] (born 1961), writer
* [[Edward M. Rice]] (born 1960), [[Auxiliary Bishop]] of the [[Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Louis]], Dec. 2010–present
* [[Drew Sarich]] (born 1975), actor, musical theater
* [[George Schlatter]] (born 1929), American television comedy producer and director
* [[Jane Smiley]] (born 1949), [[Pulitzer Prize for Fiction|Pulitzer Prize]]-winning novelist
* [[Phoebe Snetsinger]] (1931–1999), birdwatcher
* [[William H. Webster]] (born 1924), [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] and [[Central Intelligence Agency|CIA]] director
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