Editing Johnstown, Pennsylvania (section)

==Notable people==
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* [[Alex Azar]], former [[United States Secretary of Health and Human Services|U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services]]
* [[Carroll Baker]], Oscar-nominated actress whose Hollywood movie career spanned five decades
* [[Chris Gleason]], (1943-2023) racing driver
* [[Donald Barlett]], journalist and two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize
* [[Frank Benford]] (1887–1948), physicist
* [[Robert Bernat]] (1931–1994), brass band conductor
* [[Mel Bosser]] (1914–1986), professional baseball player
* [[Edward R. Bradley]] (1859–1946), racehorse breeder, owner of four Kentucky Derby winners
* [[Tom Bradley (American football)|Tom Bradley]], football coach, defensive coordinator for [[2017 UCLA Bruins football team|UCLA]], [[Penn State Nittany Lions football|Penn State]]
* [[Charles Wakefield Cadman]] (1881–1946), composer
* [[Charles E. Capehart]] (1833–1911), [[Medal of Honor]] winner
* [[Henry Capehart]] (1825–1895), Civil War general and Medal of Honor winner
* [[Robert E. Casey]] (1909–1982), [[Pennsylvania State Treasurer]] from 1977 to 1981
* [[D. C. Cooper]], [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]] singer
* [[Joey Covington]] (1945–2013), drummer ([[Jefferson Airplane]], [[Jefferson Starship]], [[Hot Tuna]])
* [[Roger Craig (Jeopardy! contestant)|Roger Craig]], ''[[Jeopardy!]]'' contestant
* [[Harry Griffith Cramer Jr.]] (1926–1957), Special Forces captain, first US Army soldier killed in Vietnam
* [[Pat Cummings]] (1956–2012), professional basketball player, '79 through the late '80s
* [[Steve Ditko]] (1927–2018), comic book artist and co-creator of [[Spider-Man]]
* [[Charlene Dukes]], academic administrator<ref name=":Dukes">{{Cite web |last=Workneh |first=Lilly |date=September 26, 2017 |title=Two Trailblazers On Growing Up Black And Female In The North And South |url=https://www.huffpost.com/entry/two-black-trailblazing-women-on-overcoming-racial-barriers-to-achieve-success_n_59c52d76e4b06ddf45f77a6c |access-date=November 20, 2023 |website=HuffPost |language=en}}</ref>
* [[Pete Duranko]] (1943–2011), [[University of Notre Dame|Notre Dame]] and [[Denver Broncos]] football player
* [[Jim Gallagher, Jr.]], [[PGA Tour]] golfer
* [[Craig Grebeck]], professional baseball player
* [[Jay Greenberg (journalist)|Jay Greenberg]], journalist
* [[Count Grog]], professional wrestling manager/promoter
* [[Jack Ham]], [[Pro Football Hall of Fame]] linebacker
* [[Carlton Haselrig]] (1966–2020), Pro Bowl offensive guard with [[Pittsburgh Steelers]], only six-time NCAA Wrestling Champion, Distinguished Member of [[National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum|National Wrestling Hall of Fame]]
* [[Artrell Hawkins]], professional football player, starting strong safety for the [[NFL]]'s [[New England Patriots]], [[Carolina Panthers]], and [[Cincinnati Bengals]]
* [[Andrew Hawkins]], professional football player, wide receiver for the [[NFL]]'s [[Cleveland Browns]] and star of Spike TV's ''4th and Long''
* [[Galen Head]] (1947–2020), professional ice hockey player and Johnstown hockey contributor
* [[Victor Heiser]] (1873–1972), [[Johnstown flood of 1889|Great Flood of 1889]] survivor, physician, and author
* [[Tamar Simon Hoffs]], film director, writer, and producer
* [[Matthew C. Horner]] (1901–1972), Mariner Corps Major general
* [[Incantation (American band)|Incantation]], death metal band formed in [[New York City]] relocated to Johnstown in the mid-1990s
* [[E. Snapper Ingram]] (1884–1966), Los Angeles City Council member, 1927–1933
* [[Robert T. Jeschonek]], award-winning author
* [[Tim Kazurinsky]], comedian and actor, of television's ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' and the ''Police Academy'' movies
* [[Natalia Livingston]], ''[[General Hospital]]'' actress
* [[Olivia Locher]], photographer
* [[Randy Mazey]], baseball coach at West Virginia University
* [[Terry McGovern (boxer)|Terry McGovern]] (1880–1918), Hall of Fame boxer
* [[Susan Meier]], romance novelist
* [[Charles T. Menoher]] (1862–1930), [[World War I]] general
* [[John Murtha]] (1932–2010), U.S. congressman
* [[George Musulin]] (1914–1987), American army officer of the [[Office of Strategic Services]] (OSS) and [[CIA]] operative.
* [[David Noon]], composer
* [[Michael Novak]] (1933–2017), author, philosopher, Catholic theologian, US diplomat, a George Frederick Jewett Scholar at the [[American Enterprise Institute]]; 1994 recipient of [[Templeton Prize]]
* [[Joe O'Donnell (photojournalist)|Joe O'Donnell]] (1922–2007), documentarian, photojournalist and a photographer for the US Information Agency
* [[Joe Pass]] (1929–1994), jazz guitarist
* [[Steve Petro]] (1914–1994), professional football player
* [[Herb Pfuhl]] (1928–2011), longest-serving mayor of Johnstown<ref name=td>{{cite news|first=Mike |last=Faher|title=Former mayor Pfuhl dies |url=http://tribune-democrat.com/local/x2080078605/Former-mayor-Pfuhl-dies |work=[[The Tribune-Democrat]] |date=August 19, 2011|access-date=August 22, 2011}}</ref>
* [[Walter Prozialeck]], scientist
* [[Jeff Richardson (American football)|Jeff Richardson]], professional football player
* [[Ray Scott (sportscaster)|Ray Scott]] (1920–1998), sportscaster, inductee in [[NSSA Hall of Fame|National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association Hall of Fame]]
* [[Russell Shorto]], author of ''Island at the Center of the World,'' ''Descartes' Bones: A Skeletal History of the Conflict Between Faith and Reason,'' and ''Smalltime: A Story of My Family and the Mob.''
* [[Edward A. Silk]] (1916–1955), [[Medal of Honor]] winner
* [[Geroy Simon]], professional football player, slotback for the [[Canadian Football League|CFL]]'s [[Saskatchewan Roughriders]]; recipient of the [[CFL's Most Outstanding Player Award]] (2006); [[CFL records (individual)#Receiving|CFL's all-time leading wide receiver in receiving yards]]
* [[Mark Singel]], former [[Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania]]; [[acting governor]] from June 14, 1993, to December 13, 1993
* [[Emil Sitka]] (1914–1998), actor, whose famous line "Hold hands, you lovebirds!" earned him the moniker as the fourth of the [[Three Stooges]]
* [[Frank Solich]], head football coach at Ohio University; 1998–2003 head coach of [[Nebraska Cornhuskers football|Nebraska]]
* [[LaRod Stephens-Howling]], professional football player, running back for the [[NFL]]'s [[Pittsburgh Steelers]]
* [[John Stofa]], quarterback for NFL's Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, and Cincinnati Bengals
* [[Michael Strank]] (1919–1945), World War II hero and one of the six U.S. Marines pictured in the famous Iwo Jima flag raising photo, from Johnstown suburb of Franklin
* [[BIG Brian Subich]], world-ranked competitive eater, competed in the Nathan's Hot Dog eating contest
* [[John J. Tominac]] (1922–1998), [[Medal of Honor]] recipient
* [[Eem Triplin]], rapper
* [[Richard Verma]], US [[Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs]] and US Ambassador to India (2014 nominee)
* [[Pete Vuckovich]], [[Cy Young Award]]–winning pitcher
* [[John Walker (organist)|John Walker]], organist
* [[Benjamin Wallace (circus owner)|Benjamin Wallace]] (1847–1921), American circus owner<ref name="Peru">{{Cite news|last=Newman|first=Nancy|date=July 15, 1986|title=Benjamin E. Wallace|url=https://www.circusesandsideshows.com/owners/benwallace.html|work=[[Peru Tribune|Peru Daily Tribune]]: Circus Edition|location=[[Peru, Indiana]]|access-date=May 26, 2022|archive-url=https://archive.today/20220526162626/https://www.m.circusesandsideshows.com/owners/ben-wallace.html|archive-date=May 26, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref>
* [[Michael Walzer]], philosopher and political scientist, born in New York but raised in Johnstown
* [[Ian Williams (musician)|Ian Williams]], guitarist and instrumentalist from rock bands [[Don Caballero]] (1992–2000) and [[Battles (band)|Battles]]
* [[Nan Wynn]] (1915–1971), singer and actress
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