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== Notable residents == === Royalty === [[File:Prinses Beatrix.jpg|145px|thumb|Princess Beatrix, 2015]] * [[Prince Ernest Casimir of the Netherlands]] (1822 in Baarn – 1822) the fourth son of the Prince of Orange, later [[King William II of the Netherlands]] * [[Beatrix of the Netherlands]] (born 1938 in Baarn) Queen of the Netherlands 1980-2013 * [[Princess Irene of the Netherlands]] (born 1939 in Baarn) the second child of [[Queen Juliana of the Netherlands]] * [[Princess Christina of the Netherlands]] (born 1947 in Baarn – 2019) the youngest of four daughters of [[Queen Juliana of the Netherlands]] === Intellectual and public service === * [[Michiel Horn]] FRSC (born 1939 in Baarn) a Canadian professor and historian * [[Bauke Roolvink]] (1912 – 1979 in Baarn) a Dutch politician and a trade union leader * [[Edith Schippers]] (born 1964) a former politician, was Minister of Healthcare, lives in Baarn * [[John D. Stamford]] (1939-1994) paedophilia advocate and founder of [[Spartacus International Gay Guide]], lived in Baarn<ref>{{citation |url= http://brunoleaks.blogspot.com/2011/08/4teil-die-ganze-geschichte-vom.html|publisher=Gay Journal|title= Tax men pounce on Spartacus|date=1986–87|access-date= 20 December 2019}}</ref> === Arts === [[File:BettyCallish1906.jpg|145px|thumb|Betty Callish, 1906]] * [[Betty Callish]] (1886 – after 1941), actress, singer and violinist * [[M. C. Escher]] (1898–1972), graphic artist, lived and worked in Baarn 1941/1970 * [[Piet Esser]] (1914–2004), sculptor * [[Lia Dorana]] (1918 2010 in Lage Vuursche), comedian and actress * [[Albert Muis]] (born 1941), artist * [[Tineke de Nooij]] (born 1941), radio and TV presenter * [[Joop van den Ende]] (born 1942) a Dutch theatrical producer and media tycoon, lives in Baarn * [[Yorick van Wageningen]] (born 1964), actor * [[Martin Majoor]] (born 1960), type designer and graphic designer * [[Marlayne]] (born 1971), singer === Sport === [[File:Fanny Blankers-Koen 1988.jpg|145px|thumb|Fanny Blankers-Koen, 1988]] * [[Fanny Blankers-Koen]] (1918 in Lage Vuursche – 2004) a Dutch track and field athlete, won four gold medals at the [[1948 Summer Olympics]] * [[Jan van Gooswilligen]] (born 1935 in Baarn - 2008) a former Dutch field hockey player, participated in two Olympic Games [[1960 Summer Olympics]] [[1964 Summer Olympics]] * [[André Hoekstra]] (born 1962 in Baarn) a retired Dutch footballer with over 300 club caps * [[Maryse Abendanon]] (born 1966) a former Dutch field hockey player, lives in Baarn * [[Diederik van Weel]] (born 1973 in Baarn) [[field hockey]] player, team gold medallist at the [[2000 Summer Olympics]] * [[Dustley Mulder]] (born 1985 in Baarn) a Curaçaoan footballer with over 300 club caps * [[Ilse van der Meijden]] (born 1988 in Baarn) a water polo player, team gold medallist at the [[2008 Summer Olympics]] * [[Sharon van Rouwendaal]] (born 1993 in Baarn) a Dutch distance swimmer and a gold medalist at the [[2016 Summer Olympics]]
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