People
- Alistair Horne (born 1925), British historian
- Barry Horne, British animal-rights activist
- Barry Horne (footballer) (born 1962), Welsh footballer
- Charles Silvester Horne, 19th century Liberal MP and Congregationalist
- Des Horne, English footballer
- Donald Horne (1921-2005), Australian writer and social critic
- Edmond Henry Horne (1864-1953), Canadian prospector
- Henry Horne, 1st Baron Horne (1861–1929) British general
- John Horne (botanist) (1835-1905), British botanist
- John Horne (1848-1928), British geologist
- Keith Horne (born 1971), South African golfer
- Kenneth Horne (1907-1969), English comedian (Round the Horne, Beyond Our Ken) and businessman.
- Lena Horne (1917-2010), American singer, actress and civil rights activist
- Mathew Horne, British actor and comedian
- Marilyn Horne (born 1934), American opera singer
- Richard Henry Horne (1803-1884), English poet
- Thomas Horne (disambiguation), various people
- Willie Horne (1922-2001) British rugby league player
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