People
- A. J. Hammer (born 1966), American television and radio personality
- Anthony Hammer, Australian actor
- Armand Hammer (1898–1990), U.S. physician, entrepreneur, oil magnate, and art collector
- Barbara Hammer (born 1939), film maker
- Beatrice Hammer (born 1963), French writer
- Bernhard Hammer (1822–1907), Swiss president
- Charles Christian Hammer (1953–2004), U.S. classical guitarist
- Chuck Hammer, American guitarist and composer
- Doc Hammer, American musician, actor, film and television writer, voice actor, and painter
- Emanuel Frederick Hammer (1926 – 2005), American psychologist and author
- Friedrich Julius Hammer (1810–1862), German poet
- Heathcote Hammer, Australian WWII general
- Jack Hammer (porn star) (born 1963), American pornographic actor
- Jan Hammer (born 1948), composer
- John Hammer (born 1935), founder of sporting competitions for older players
- Jon Ludvig Hammer (born 1990), Norwegian chess player
- Kristian Hammer (born1976), Norwegian Nordic combined skier
- Lisa Hammer, American filmmaker actress, composer and singer
- Marion P. Hammer, American gun rights activist, first female President of the National Rifle Association
- Michael Hammer (disambiguation), multiple people
- Moshe Hammer (born 1946), Canadian violinist
- William Joseph Hammer (1858–1934), American electrical engineer and aviator; president of the Edison Pioneers
- Victor Hammer (1882–1967), artist
- Zevulun Hammer (1936–1998), Israeli politician
- Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall (1774–1856), Austrian orientalist
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