Editing Lillehammer (section)

==Notable people==
[[File:Sigrid Undset 1928.jpg|140px|thumb|Sigrid Undset, 1928]]

=== Arts ===
* [[Kalle Løchen]] (1865–1893), a Norwegian painter and actor
* [[Sigrid Undset]] (1882–1949), a novelist, awarded the [[Nobel Prize for Literature]] in 1928; lived at her home "''Bjerkebæk''" in Lillehammer from 1919 to 1940 and again after WWII.<ref>{{Cite web |title=The Family |url=http://eng.bjerkebek.no/Sigrid-Undset/The-Family |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20201031215156/https://eng.bjerkebek.no/sigrid-undset/the-family |archive-date=31 October 2020 |access-date=1 February 2017}}</ref>
* [[Odd Grythe]] (1918–1995), a Norwegian radio and TV personality
* [[Kjell Lund]] (1927–2013), a Norwegian architect, songwriter and singer
* [[Sveinung Hovensjø]] (born 1950), a Norwegian jazz musician, plays bass and guitar
* [[Kristin Sevaldsen]] (born 1966), a jazz musician (saxophone), composer, and music producer
* [[Atle Antonsen]] (born 1969), a Norwegian comic and actor, was born in Lillehammer<ref>{{Cite web |title=Filmweb - Filmopplevelsen starter på Filmweb! |url=https://www.filmweb.no/ |website=Filmweb.no}}</ref><ref>[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0031483/ IMDb] retrieved 15 February 2021</ref>
* [[Ingrid Olava]] (born 1981), a Norwegian singer and musician, born and grew up in Lillehammer

=== Public service ===
[[File:Anne Stine Moe Ingstad (1918-1997).jpg|140px|thumb|Anne Stine Moe Ingstad, 1963]]
* [[Lars Olsen Skrefsrud]] (1840–1910), a Lutheran missionary in India
* [[Johan Lunde]] (1866–1938), a theologian and bishop of the [[Diocese of Oslo]]
* [[Ulrik Frederik Lange]] (1808–1878), educator and mayor of Lillehammer 1840s & 50s
* [[Margit Haslund]] (1885–1963), a women's advocate and mayor of Lillehammer in 1940
* [[Thor Bjørklund]] (1889–1975), an inventor, invented the ''Ostehøvel'', a popular [[cheese slicer]]
* [[Anne Stine Ingstad]] (1918–1997), an archaeologist, discovered Norse remains in Canada
* [[Kai Holst]] (1913–1945), a seaman, fur farmer and resistance fighter during WWII
* [[Nils Slaatto]] (1922–2001), a prominent and influential Norwegian architect
* [[Egil Tynæs]] (1941–2004), an [[Anthroposophic medicine|anthroposophical]] physician, died in Afghanistan
* [[Bjørn Simensen]] (born 1947), a director, [[Norwegian National Opera]] 1984/1990 & 1997/2009
* [[Torkil Damhaug]] (born 1958), a Norwegian physician and crime fiction writer

=== Sport ===
[[File:20190301 Seefeld SJ 8596.jpg|140px|thumb|Robert Johansson, 2019]]
* [[Ove Nielsen]] (born 1924), a Danish rower, competed at [[1952 Summer Olympics]] lives locally
* [[Petter Belsvik]] (born 1967), a football coach and former player with 383 club caps
* [[Jon Inge Høiland]] (born 1977), a former footballer with 396 club caps and 25 for [[Norway national football team|Norway]]
* [[Anita Rapp]] (born 1977), a footballer and team gold medallist at the [[2000 Summer Olympics]]
* [[Grete Eliassen]] (born 1986), an American-Norwegian freestyle skier
* [[Edvald Boasson Hagen]] (born 1987), a Norwegian professional road racing cyclist
* [[Robert Johansson]] (born 1990), a ski jumper with two bronze and a team gold medal at the [[2018 Winter Olympics]]
* [[Robert Lee (ski jumper)|Robert Lee]] (born 2001), a ski jumper

=== Other ===
*[[Anders Uchermann-Sandvig]] (1898-1966), newspaper editor