Pavel Tyurin (1943) – an artist, Doctor of psychology (Dr. psych.). >>

Albert Snegiryov (1940–2024). – Editor-in-chief of the international literary almanac “OCEANUS SARMATICUS” and its supplement – ​​“Pokrova”. >>

Andrey Gusachenko (1982) – a Latvian historian, PhD in history, specialist in the fields of the White Movement, Russian anti-Bolshevik organizations in the interwar Latvia, as well as the history of the Russian community in Latvia.   >>

Pyotr Chardynin (1873–1934) – film director, screenwriter and actor of the silent film period, who stood at the origins of Latvian cinema. >>

Amalia von Reinhold (née Fleischmann;  1824–1893) was a public figure, founder and member of a number of public and charitable organizations, and a donor to the Riga Grebenshchikov Old Believer School in the period from 1873 to 1893. >>

Andrey Verkhovsky (1864–1923) – a track engineer, head of the Track Service of the Riga-Oryol railway. >>

Andrey Gusev (1869–1931) – an entrepreneur, public figure and philanthropist. >>

Konstantin  Alexandrov (1811–1877) – a teacher, official and public figure. >>

Igor Shuvaev (1963–2024) – a philosopher, academician, scientist of European renown. >>

Alexander Shostak (1948–2024) – Latvian mathematician, professor and academician, a world-famous scientist. >>