Richard Carver (1792–1862) was a prolific architect of churches and secular buildings in Somerset, England, first based in his home town of Bridgwater and from 1828 in Taunton.^[1] Possibly a pupil of Sir Jeffry Wyatville, he held the post of county surveyor, from which he retired in 1857 and died at Wilton, now part of Taunton, on 1 September 1862.^[2]

• The Old Schoolhouse, Yarde. A school room and teacher's house dating from 1819. for Sir John Trevelyan of Nettlecombe Court.^[2]
• Church of St Philip and St James, Burtle, 1838–9.^[3]
• Christ Church, Coxley, 1838–9.^[4]
• St John's Church, East Horrington, 1838.^[5]
• St Peter and St Paul, Over Stowey. Restoration.^[6]

• Holy Trinity Church, Blackford, 1823.^[1]
• Cannington: The Blessed Virgin Mary. Church repaired and altered in 1840.^[1]
• Fitzhead: St James. Rebuilt 1849 from old materials.^[1]
• Nether Stowey: The Blessed Virgin Mary .1852–1857 Church rebuilt and enlarged.^[1]
• Stogursey: St Andrew. 1824 Restoration of the nave.^[1]
• Fairfield House. Alterations, 1815.^[7]
• HM Prison Shepton Mallet in the 1830s and 1840s.^[8][9]
• Christ Church, Theale. Datestone of 1826.^[10]
• Church of St Michael, Burrowbridge, 1836–8.^[11]
• Maunsell House, North Petherton, additions and alterations 1827–8.^[12]
• The Guildhall, Chard, 1835^[13]
• Church of the Holy Trinity, Taunton, 1842.^[14]
• Church of St Philip and St James, Burtle, 1838–9.^[15]
• Church of St James, Chedington, Dorset, 1840–1.^[16]
• Church of St Paul, Easton, Somerset, 1843.^[17]

• Willett House, Elworthy, circa 1816 and presumed design and construction of Willett Tower.^[18][19]