Richard Baker

Richard Baker may refer to:

• Richard Baker (MP) (died 1594), Member of Parliament for Lancaster, Horsham, New Shoreham and New Romney
• Richard Baker (U.S. politician) (born 1948), American politician from Louisiana
• Richard Baker (Scottish politician) (born 1974), Scottish politician
• Richard Baker (Australian politician) (1842–1911), Australian politician, first President of the Senate
• Richard Baker (Victorian politician) (1830–1915), Victorian state politician
• Richard Langton Baker (1870–1951), Canadian politician
• Richard Baker Wingfield-Baker (1802–1881), British Liberal Party politician, MP for South Essex, 1868–1874

• Richard Baker (UK businessman) (born 1962), British businessman
• Richard Baker (US businessman) (1946–2009), American businessman and surf apparel executive for Ocean Pacific
• Richard C. Baker (1858–1937), UK/US businessman, President of Pacific Coast Borax and Tonopah and Tidewater Railroad
• Richard A. Baker (businessman), Chairman and CEO of the Hudson's Bay Trading Company in Canada

• Richard Baker (chronicler) (1568–1645), English chronicler
• Richard Baker (broadcaster) (born 1925), BBC broadcaster
• Richard Baker (composer) (born 1972), British composer and conductor
• Richard Baker (game designer), American author and game designer
• Richard A. Baker (historian) (born 1940), historian of the United States Senate
• Richard A. Baker (makeup artist) (born 1950), known as Rick, American special makeup effects artist
• Zentatsu Richard Baker (born 1936), American Zen Buddhist teacher
• Richard Colson Baker (born 1990) commonly known by his stage name Machine Gun Kelly (rapper), rapper
• Richard H. Baker (bishop) (1897–1981), Episcopal bishop of North Carolina
• Richard Thomas Baker (1854–1941), Australian economic botanist
• Richard Baker (theologian) (1741–1818), English theological writer
• Richie Baker (Irish footballer) (born 1980), former Irish footballer
• Richie Baker (English footballer) (born 1987), English footballer for AFC Fylde
• Richard H. Baker, inventor of an electronic circuit called the "Baker clamp"