Persons
- Bob Buchholz, American voice actor
- Butch Buchholz, American former tennis player
- Clay Buchholz, American baseball player (pitcher)
- Detlev Buchholz, German physicist
- Francis Buchholz, German rock musician (bass player)
- Horst Buchholz (1933–2003), German actor
- John Theodore Buchholz, American botanist
- Ludwig Heinrich Buchholtz, Prussian diplomat
- Luis Alberto Buchholz, musician (maestro)
- Max Buchholz (1875–1956), engineer (who invented the Buchholz relay)
- Taylor Buchholz, American baseball player
- Todd G. Buchholz, economic policy commentator
- Werner Buchholz (historian), German historian
- Werner Buchholz, American computer scientist (who coined the term byte)
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