People
- Ant Bower, British legend
- Adrian Bower, English actor
- Archibald Bower (1686 – 1766), Scottish historian
- B. M. Bower (1871 – 1940), American novelist
- Billy Bower, English footballer who played for Clapton Orient
- David Bower, Welsh deaf actor
- David Bower, Detective Sergeant West Yorkshire Police 1989 ~
- E. Nott-Bower, British archer
- Edward Bower, early 17th-century English portrait painter
- Frederick Orpen Bower, British botanist
- Graham John Bower, Irish diplomat
- Gordon H. Bower, American cognitive psychologist
- Jeff Bower, American football coach
- Jeff Bower, American basketball executive
- Jimmy Bower, American heavy metal guitarist
- Johnny Bower, Canadian hockey goaltender
- John Nott-Bower, British policeman
- Mark Bower (born 1980), English footballer
- Marvin Bower, American lawyer
- Matthew Bower, British musician
- Michael Bower, American actor
- Norman Adolph Henry Bower, British Conservative politician
- Paul Bower (born 1988), Australian rules footballer
- Robert Bower (disambiguation), various persons
- Scott Bower, American soccer player
- Shane Bower (wrestler), Canadian professional Wrestler
- Steve Bower, British radio presenter
- Thomas Bower, English architect
- Tom Bower, British writer
- Walter Bower (1385–1449), Scottish chronicler
- Bower (crossword compiler) whose real name is Roger Squires
- Bower, Character in the film Green Street Hooligans
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