'''MacAlpine''', '''McAlpine''', '''MacAlpin''' or '''McAlpin''' may refer to: {{TOC right}} == People == * The Scottish House of Alpin * Its claimed descendants, the Siol Alpin and/or Clan McAlpin(e) * Kenneth MacAlpin, founder of said dynasty * His brother and successor Domnall mac Ailpín * The McAlpine baronets in the baronetage of the United Kingdom
===In arts and entertainment=== * Colin McAlpin, English composer * Donald McAlpine (born 1934), Australian cinematographer * Fiona McAlpine, British radio drama producer and director * Jennie McAlpine (born 1984), British actress * Katherine McAlpine (born 1985), American science writer and science rap performer * Lizzy McAlpine (born 1999), American singer-songwriter * Rachel McAlpine (born 1940), writer from New Zealand * Tony MacAlpine (born 1960), American musician and composer * Vic McAlpin (1918–1980), American songwriter * William McAlpine (tenor) (1922–2004), Scottish tenor
===In business=== * Alfred David McAlpine (1881–1944), founder of the construction company Sir Alfred McAlpine & Son, son of Sir Robert McAlpine, 1st Baronet * Alfred James McAlpine (1908–1991), British businessman, son of the above * David Hunter McAlpin (1816–1901), American industrialist and real estate owner * Edwin McAlpine, Baron McAlpine of Moffat (1907–1990), British construction magnate, son of Sir Robert McAlpine, 1st Baronet * James McAlpin (1761–1847), American businessman and merchant * Tom McAlpin (born 1954), American businessman, president and CEO of Virgin Voyages * Sir William McAlpine, 6th Baronet (1936–2018), British businessman, older brother of Alistair
===In government and politics=== * Alistair McAlpine, Baron McAlpine (1942–2014), British politician * Dave McAlpin, American judge and politician * Donald McAlpine (politician) (1869–1925), Canadian politician * Edwin A. McAlpin (1848–1917), General of the New York State Militia * Frederick McAlpine, Bahamian politician * Gerry McAlpine (born 1939), Canadian politician * Joan McAlpine (born 1962), Scottish journalist and politician * John McAlpine (1906–1984), New Zealand politician, Minister of Railways and Minister of Transport * Joseph W. McAlpin (1900–1970), American politician * Robin McAlpine (born 1972), Scottish campaigner, former director of the Common Weal think tank * Steve McAlpine (born 1949), American lawyer and politician * Tom McAlpine (1929–2006), Scottish politician
===In sport=== * C. McAlpine, 19th century footballer for Burslem Port Vale * Chris McAlpine (born 1971), American National Hockey League player * Ernie McAlpine (1902–1984), Australian rules footballer * Hamish McAlpine (born 1948), Scottish football goalkeeper * Ivan McAlpine (1907–1992), Australian rules footballer * James McAlpine (1901–1975), Scottish footballer * Jim McAlpine (1887–1948), Scottish footballer * Keidane McAlpine (born 1975), American college soccer coach * Kenneth McAlpine (chess player) (born 1945), Scottish chess master * Kenneth McAlpine (cricketer) (1858–1923), English cricketer * Kenneth McAlpine (1920–2023), British Formula 1 driver and team owner * Rob McAlpine (born 1991), Scottish rugby player
===In other fields=== * Daniel McAlpine (1849–1932), Scottish mycologist * David W. McAlpin (1945–2023), American linguist specializing in Elamite and Dravidian languages * Douglas McAlpine (1890–1981), British neurologist, sixth son of Sir Robert McAlpine, 1st Baronet * Harry McAlpin (1906–1985), American journalist * Henry McAlpin (1777–1851), Scottish master builder and architect * James Francis McAlpine (1922–2019), Canadian entomologist specialising in Diptera * Joan McAlpine (born 1962), Scottish journalist and politician * John Macalpine (died 1557), Scottish Protestant theologian * Michael McAlpine, associate professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Minnesota * Sir Robert McAlpine, 1st Baronet (1847–1934), British civil engineer, known as "Concrete Bob" * Edwin McAlpine, Baron McAlpine of Moffat (1907–1990), British civil engineer, grandson of 1st Baronet * William H. McAlpine (1847–1905), American Baptist minister and educator * William J. McAlpine (1812–1890), American civil engineer * Michael Todd McAlpin (born 1952), Commander of the Clan McAlpin(e)
== Fictional characters == * Jim McAlpine, socially intrepid protagonist of Morley Callaghan's novel ''the Loved and the Lost'' (1951)
== Places == * MacAlpine (house), a historic home in Maryland * MacAlpine Hills, a range of hills in Antarctica * McAlpin, Harrison County, West Virginia * McAlpin, Raleigh County, West Virginia * Hotel McAlpin, a hotel in New York City * McAlpin's, a former department store in Cincinnati, Ohio * McAlpine Corners, a community in the township of Hastings Highlands, Ontario * McAlpine Locks and Dam in Louisville, Kentucky * McAlpine Mountain, a summit in North Carolina * McAlpine Stadium, the former name of Kirklees Stadium in Huddersfield, England
== Geographical features == * MacAlpine Lake, in Nunavut, Canada
== Other == * MV Empire MacAlpine, a merchant aircraft carrier ship * ''Tony MacAlpine'' (album), a music album by Tony MacAlpine * McAlpin's Corps * ''McAlpine's Fusiliers'', an Irish ballad * Sir Robert McAlpine, a British construction firm * Alfred McAlpine, a defunct British construction firm
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