Eberhardt
Eberhardt stands for:
- a variant of the male given name Eberhard
- Eberhardt (noble family) , German noble family
- Eberhardt Group , German bus company
- Plow factory Gebrüder Eberhardt , German manufacturer of agricultural machinery
Objects listed in the NRHP :
- Eberhardt and Ober Brewery , in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, ID No. 87001984
- Eberhardt Mansion , in Kenmore, New York, ID No. 83001671
Eberhardt is the family name of the following people:
- Andrei Awgustowitsch Eberhardt (1856–1919), Russian admiral
- Anna Eberhardt-Halász (* 1982), Swiss duathlete and triathlete
- Annika Eberhardt (* 1992), German soccer player
- Carl Eberhardt (1877–1932), German university professor for airship and aviation technology
- Christian Eberhardt (1857–1939), German manager
- Cornelius Eberhardt (1932–2011), German musician and university professor
- Dorothee Eberhardt (* 1952), German composer and music teacher
- Elisabeth Eberhardt (1885–1952), German politician (DDP)
- Friedrich Eberhardt (1895–1971), German painter and graphic artist
- Friedrich-Georg Eberhardt (1892–1964), German lieutenant general in World War II
- Gaspard von Eberhardt (1858–1928), German lieutenant general
- Goby Eberhardt ( Johann Jakob Eberhardt; 1853–1926), German violinist
- Hans Eberhardt (archivist) (1908–1999), German archivist and historian
- Hans Eberhardt (soccer player) (1919–2006), German soccer player
- Hans-Jürgen Eberhardt (radiologist) (1936–2017), German radiologist and radiation therapist
- Hans-Jürgen Eberhardt (prelate) (* 1958), German clergyman
- Heinrich von Eberhardt (1821–1899), Prussian major general
- Heinrich Eberhardt (also Heinrich Eberhardt-Ditzingen ; 1919–2003), German painter
- Heinz Günter Eberhardt (1950–2005), German graphic artist
- Hugo Eberhardt (architect) (1874–1959), German architect
- Hugo Eberhardt (Manager) (* 1948), Austrian chemical technician and manager
- Ida Eberhardt (1888–1974), German educator
- Isabelle Eberhardt (1877–1904), Russian-Swiss explorer and travel writer
- Julius Eberhardt (1936–2012), Austrian building contractor and architect
- Jürgen Eberhardt (* 1943), German architect, monument conservator and university professor
- Karl Eberhardt (District Administrator) (1884–1980), German administrative officer
- Karl Eberhardt (politician) (1887–1973), German lawyer and politician (FDP), MdL Bavaria
- Karl Eberhardt (Manager) (1894– ??), German industrial manager
- Klaus Eberhardt (production designer) , German production designer
- Klaus Eberhardt (Manager) (* 1948), German industrial manager
- Klaus Eberhardt (politician) (* 1956), German politician, Lord Mayor of Rheinfelden
- Kjell Eberhardt (* 1961), German political official
- Kurt Meyer-Eberhardt (1895–1977), German painter and etcher
- Lotte Brügmann-Eberhardt (1921–2018), German writer
- Lydia Eberhardt (1913–1997), German javelin thrower and pentathlete
- Magnus von Eberhardt (1855–1939), German infantry general
- Margarete Eberhardt (1886–1958), German psychologist and philosopher
- Markus Eberhardt (* 1994), German ice hockey player
- Martin Eberhardt (* 1975), Austrian soccer player
- Max Eberhardt (* 1994), Canadian snowboarder
- Norma Eberhardt (1929–2011), American actress
- Otto Eberhardt (1890–1939), German manager and military leader
- Robert Eberhardt (* 1987), German publisher
- Sheldon Eberhardt (* 1995), German basketball player
- Siegfried Eberhardt (1883–1960), German violinist
- Stefan Eberhardt (* 1985), German middle-distance runner
- Verena Eberhardt (* 1994), Austrian cyclist
- Walter von Eberhardt (1862–1944), German lieutenant general
- Walter Eberhardt (1895–1981), German classical philologist
- Werner Eberhardt (1925–2012), German sports reporter
- Wilhelm von Eberhardt (1791–1867), German lieutenant general
- Wilhelm Eberhardt (1875 – around 1944), German painter
- Wolfgang Eberhardt (1928–2020), German colonel in the Ministry for State Security (MfS) of the GDR
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