Editing Woburn, Massachusetts (section)

==Notable people==
* [[Samuel Warren Abbott]], physician
* [[Jane Kelley Adams]], educator
* [[Loammi Baldwin|Col. Loammi Baldwin]], Revolutionary War engineer, builder of  [[Middlesex Canal]]
* [[Eric Bogosian]], actor, playwright and novelist
* [[John Carter (ice hockey)|John Carter]], former [[Boston Bruins]] player
* [[Edward Convers]], founder of Woburn
* [[Christopher J. Coyne]], Roman Catholic Bishop of Burlington
* [[Ida M. Curran]], journalist and editor, ''Woburn City Press''
* [[William Emmett Dever]], mayor of Chicago
* [[Charles Goodyear]], inventor of [[vulcanization|vulcanized rubber]]
* [[John Martyn Harlow]], financier, civic leader, physician to [[Phineas Gage]]
* [[Steve Hoskins]], professional [[Ten-pin bowling|bowler]] and member of the [[Professional Bowlers Association|PBA]] Hall of Fame
* [[Edward Johnson (founder of Woburn, MA)|Edward Johnson]], "Father of Woburn"
* [[Courtney Kennedy]], dual Olympic medalist in [[Women's Ice Hockey|hockey]]
* [[Elaine J. McCarthy]], [[video design|projection designer]] for [[Broadway theater]] and opera
* [[Charles McMahon and Darwin Judge|Charles McMahon]], [[United States Marine Corps|Marine]] Corporal, one of final two American servicemen killed in [[Vietnam War]]
* [[Julia O'Connor]], labor leader
* [[Ernest Cushing Richardson]], librarian, theologian and scholar
* [[David Robinson (musician)|David Robinson]], rock drummer
* [[Charlie Sayles]], blues harmonicist, singer and songwriter<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.allmusic.com/artist/charlie-sayles-mn0000176720/biography|title=Charlie Sayles Biography, Songs, & Albums|website=[[AllMusic]]|access-date=November 22, 2022}}</ref>
* [[Betsey Ann Stearns]], inventor
* [[Benjamin Thompson]], Count Rumford, scientist and inventor
* [[Lyle R. Wheeler]], five-time [[Academy Awards|Academy Award]]-winning art-director
* [[Philemon Wright]], regarded as founder of Canadian cities [[Ottawa]], [[Ontario]], and [[Gatineau]], [[Quebec]]
* [[George S. Zimbel]], photographer
[[Image:Convers House.gif|thumb|right|Deacon [[Edward Convers]] House, first house built in Woburn, 1640]]