List of people on stamps of Haiti
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This is a list of people who have been featured on Haitian postage stamps. The following entries list the name of the person, the year they were first featured on a stamp, and a short description of their notability. The list is complete through 1960.
- Boisrond-Tonnerre (1954) - Author of the final version of the Haitian Act of Independence
- Louis Bornó (1924) - President of Haiti
- François Capois (1946) - Military leader during the Haitian Revolution
- Sylvio Cator (1958) - Olympic silver medalist in the long jump
- Henri Christophe (1954) - President and later King of Haiti
- Pierre de Coubertin (1960) - Founder of the modern Olympic Games
- Jean Baptiste Pointe du Sable (1959) - First non-native settler in the area which is now Chicago, Illinois, USA
- Jean-Jacques Dessalines (1904) - Leader of the Haitian Revolution and later Emperor of Haiti
- Thomas-Alexandre Dumas (1935) - General in the French Revolution
- Alexandre Dumas, père (1935) - French author
- Alexandre Dumas, fils (1935) - French author and playwright
- François Duvalier (1958) - President of Haiti
- Claudinette Fouchard (1960) - Beauty queen
- Occide Jeanty (1960) - Composer and pianist
- Immanuel Kant (1956) - German philosopher
- Hammerton Killick (1943) - Navy admiral
- Lamartiniere (1954) - Military leader during the Haitian Revolution
- Cincinnatus Leconte (1912) - President of Haiti
- Abraham Lincoln (1959) - President of the United States
- Paul Eugène Magloire (1953) - President of Haiti
- Yolette Magloire (1954) - First Lady known for her charity work
- Pierre Nord Alexis (1904) - President of Haiti
- Toussaint L'Ouverture (1904) - Leader of the Haitian Revolution
- Alexandre Pétion (1904) - President of the southern Republic of Haiti
- Pope Pius XII (1959) - Head of the Roman Catholic Church
- Lysius Salomon (1887) - President of Haiti
- Antoine Simon (1910) - President of Haiti
- Tirésias Simon Sam (1898) - President of Haiti
- Sténio Vincent (1931) - President of Haiti
