Galvin may refer to:

• Paul Galvin, the founder of the Galvin Manufacturing Corporation that later was renamed to Motorola
• Pud Galvin, an early American baseball player
• Galvin railway station, Melbourne
• it could possibly be mistakenly used to refer to Luigi Galvani, the scientist for whom galvanism was named.

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