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Jim Morrison, Singer/songwriter of The Doors Sean Murray, Australian mother and Australian-American father, both of Scottish ancestry Jack Nicholson, small amount of Scottish ancestry Chuck Norris, actor, small amount of Scottish ancestry Timothy Olyphant, actor; his surname is a variant spelling of the Scottish Clan Oliphant Mary-Louise Parker, actress, small amount of Scottish ancestry Aaron Paul, small amount of Scottish ancestry Sara Paxton, father is of part Scottish ancestry Nia Peeples, actress and singer Lou Diamond Phillips, biological father was of mostly Scottish descent Elvis Presley, small amount of Scottish ancestry Freddie Prinze, Jr., actor, small amount of Scottish ancestry Burt Reynolds, small amount of Scottish ancestry Jason Ritter, actor, small amount of Scottish ancestry AnnaSophia Robb, of part Scottish descent Emma Roberts, small amount of Scottish ancestry Julia Roberts, small amount of Scottish ancestry Sarah Roemer, small amount of Scottish ancestry Ginger Rogers, actress; born Virginia Katherine McMath Mickey Rooney, actor, father was Scottish-born Brandon Routh, small amount of Scottish ancestry Jane Russell George C. Scott, actor Seann William Scott, actor, Steve Stifler of American Pie, of part Scottish ancestry Brooke Shields, small amount of Scottish ancestry Alicia Silverstone, actress, mother is Scottish Barbara Stanwick, small amount of Scottish ancestry Jimmy Stewart, actor, Brigadier General (USAFR) John Stewart, musician David Strathairn, actor, The River Wild, of part Scottish ancestry Donald Sutherland, actor, of part Scottish descent Kiefer Sutherland, actor, of mostly Scottish descent Michael Tait, musician Kate Upton, small amount of Scottish ancestry Casper Van Dien, small amount of Scottish ancestry Milo Ventimiglia, small amount of Scottish ancestry Jurgen Vsych, film director, screenwriter and author Christopher Walken, actor; mother was a Scottish immigrant Kerry Washington, actress, small amount of Scottish ancestry John Wayne, actor (both parents of part Scottish and Scots-Irish ancestry) Sigourney Weaver, actress, father was of part Scottish ancestry Kristen Wiig, small amount of Scottish ancestry Olivia Wilde, actress, small amount of Scottish ancestry Michelle Williams, actress, small amount of Scottish ancestry Patrick Wilson, small amount of Scottish ancestry Reese Witherspoon, actress; Scottish ancestor John D. Witherspoon signed the Declaration of Independence Steven Wright, comedian, actor and writer; Scottish and Italian descent Joe Yule, comedian, burlesque and motion pictures Cyma Zarghami, current president of Nickelodeon and MTV Network's Kids and Family Group (father Iranian, mother Scottish) Alexander Anderson, illustrator Earl W. Bascom, cowboy artist and sculptor Tim Gunn Alexander Calder Herbert A. Collins John M. Donaldson, artist and architect Leslie Erganian John Mackie Falconer Joseph Glasco Tommy Hilfiger, fashion designer Jackson Pollock, artist Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait Tommy Armour III, professional golfer Lance Armstrong, 7-time Tour de France winner Max Baer Earl W. Bascom, rodeo pioneer, hall of fame inductee, "Father of Modern Rodeo" Don Budge, tennis player Gordon Burness Roy Carlyle Mickey Cochrane, Hall of Famer Keith Cooke, martial artist (mother Scottish-American, father Japanese-American) Walter Dick, soccer player Brandon Forsyth, ice skater Patrick Galbraith Jimmy Gallagher, soccer player who was inducted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame Malcolm Goldie, soccer player who won one cap for the US national team John Harkes Dan Henderson, wrestler Josh Hamilton, Texas Rangers outfielder Jack Hobens, golfer Euan Holden, American soccer player currently playing for Danish team Vejle BK Stuart Holden, US international soccer player, currently playing for Houston Dynamo April Hunter, professional wrestler Jock Hutchison Dominic Kinnear, USA international soccer player and current head coach of Houston Dynamo, born in Glasgow Bob MacDonald, former Major League Baseball player Danny MacFayden, baseball player Arthur Matsu, football player Seth McClung Charlie McCully, soccer player who won 11 caps for the US national team Brandon McDonald Shaun McDonald, American football player Tommy McFarlane Parker McLachlin Jason McLaughlin, soccer player Fred McLeod Nate McLouth, baseballer currently playing for the Atlanta Braves Doug McMillan Jamie McMurray Tommy Morrison, boxer Joe Ogilvie Arnold Palmer, golfer Michael Phelps Roddy Piper, wrestler Frank Ramsey Jock Sutherland, American football player and coach Tim Tebow Bobby Thomson, baseball player Lawrence Tynes Rube Waddell, Hall of Fame pitcher Alexander Graham Bell , AT&T founder James Abernethy, entrepreneur and first ever governor of Oregon Philip Danforth Armour, founder of Armour and Company, a meatpacking firm William M. Blair David Dunbar Buick, founder of the Buick Motor Company William Wallace Cargill, son of a Scottish sea captain Andrew Carnegie, philanthropist and steel Jasper Newton "Jack" Daniel, founder of Jack Daniel's Tennessee whiskey distillery; Scottish-Welsh American; his grandmother, Elizabeth Callaway, was born in Scotland David Eccles, Utah's first ever millionaire John Malcolm Forbes John Murray Forbes William Cameron Forbes Bill Gates, mother was of Scottish descent Jay Gould, railroad developer Archibald Gracie, shipping magnate Cyrus McCormick, International Harvester Harold Fowler McCormick I.O. McDaniel Rupert Murdoch, Australian-born chairman and director of NewsCorp Allan Pinkerton, detective and director of a security business Alexander Turney Stewart, born in Ireland to Scottish parents Donald Trump, business magnate, television personality, President of the United States, mother was an immigrant from Scotland Billie Joe Armstrong, singer and guitarist for Green Day Tim Armstrong, lead singer and guitarist for Rancid Emilie Autumn Joan Baez, singer, songwriter and activist; her mother was born in Edinburgh Jeff Baxter, guitarist for Steely Dan Shannon Bex, former member of Danity Kane Wes Borland, of the band Limp Bizkit Roy Buchanan, guitarist and blues musician; a pioneer of the Telecaster sound David Byrne, musician, singer-songwriter of the band Talking Heads, born in Dumbarton David Campbell Glen Campbell, singer Aaron Carter, singer Nick Carter, singer Johnny Cash, singer Rosanne Cash, singer-songwriter; daughter of Johnny Cash Kurt Cobain, American musician who was the lead singer, guitarist, and primary songwriter of the rock band Nirvana, of partial Scottish ancestry Alice Cooper, rock singer Brann Dailor, drummer for Mastodon Glen Danzig, singer known for work with Misfits and Danzig Jonathan Davis, lead singer and songwriter for Korn Hilary Duff, actress and singer Stacy "Fergie" Ferguson, singer best known as part of The Black Eyed Peas Brandon Flowers, singer and keyboardist of The Killers Dan Fogelberg, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Alison Fraser Kim Gordon, singer/guitarist for Sonic Youth Kina Grannis Oscar Hammerstein II, writer of musicals of "Rodgers and Hammerstein" fame, Scottish grandparent Gil-Scott Heron James Hetfield, singer/rhythm guitarist of Metallica Faith Hill John S. Hilliard, composer Brent Hinds, singer/guitarist for Mastodon David Homyk Alan Hovhaness Alicia Keys, mother of Scottish descent Chris Kirkpatrick, former member of N'Sync Amy Lee, lead singer of Evanescence Joanna Levesque, better known by her stage name JoJo Tony MacAlpine, African American guitarist with Scottish ancestry Adam MacDougall Ian MacKaye, early hardcore and emo personality, noted for Minor Threat and Fugazi Talitha MacKenzie, singer Marshall "Eminem" Mathers, rapper Tim McAllister Jesse McCartney, singer Paul McCoy Country Joe McDonald, lead singer of the 1960s psychedelic rock group Country Joe & the Fish Tim McGraw, country music singer; father is Scots-Irish, mother is Italian-Irish Ray McKinley Jon McLaughlin, singer-songwriter Don McLean Katharine McPhee, pop and R&B musician Ed McTaggart Meat Loaf Johnny Mercer Brian Molko, lead singer of Placebo(mother Scottish) Jim Morrison, singer, poet; father and mother of Scottish descent Michael Nesmith, musician, actor, The Monkees Mike Ness, guitarist and songwriter in the band Social Distortion Wayne Newton, singer Brad Paisley, country music singer Tom Petty, guitarist and vocalist in the band Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Elvis Presley, singer Bonnie Raitt, singer/songwriter John Raitt, Broadway musical star Lana Del Rey, singer/songwriter; father and mother of Scottish descent/ancestry; family roots in Lanarkshire Doug Robb, musician and lead singer of rock band Hoobastank Axl Rose, lead singer from Guns and Roses; of Scottish German descent Ryan Ross, musician, previously with Panic! at the Disco and now with The Young Veins Ashlee Simpson, singer, actress Jessica Simpson, singer Britney Spears, singer Layne Staley, original lead singer of Alice in Chains Gwen Stefani, singer Izzy Stradlin, rock musician Taylor Swift, country/pop singer Carrie Underwood, singer, songwriter, and actress Brendon Urie, lead singer of Panic! at the Disco Gene Vincent, rockabilly singer Kate Voegele, singer Tom Waits, singer/songwriter Gerard Way, lead singer of My Chemical Romance Mikey Way, bass guitarist for My Chemical Romance Jack White aka John Anthony Gillis, of The White Stripes John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States from January 1961 until his assassination in November 1963.
Arctian viimeisenä toimintavuonna sen toimintaan kuuluivat seuraavat hotellit ja ravintolat: Arctia Hotelli Espoo Arctia Hotel Grand Marina Arctia Hotel Kalastajatorppa Arctia Hotel Marski, Helsinki Arctia Imatran Valtionhotelli Arctia Hotelli Jyväskylä Arctia Hotel Kajanus, Kajaani Arctia Hotelli Kuopio Arctia Hotelli Patria, Lappeenranta Arctia Hotelli Luosto Karhunpesä, Rovaniemi Arctia Hotel Tampere Arctia Hotel Rosendahl, Tampere Arctia Hotel Ateljee, Turku Arctia Hotel Julia, Turku Arctia Hotel Marina Palace, Turku Arctia Kylpylähotelli Mesikämmen, Ähtäri Arctia Kylpylähotelli Kiannon Kuohut, Ämmänsaari Arctia Hotel Brussels, Bryssel Arctia Hotel Hasselbacken, Tukholma Hotelli Salpaus, Lahti Hotell Arkipelag, Maarianhamina Hotel Palace, Tallinna Alexander Nevski, Pohjoisesplanadi Café Strindberg, Pohjoisesplanadi G.W.Sundmans, Eteläranta Elite, Runeberginkatu Happy Days, Esplanadin puisto Havis Amanda, Pohjoisesplanadi Katajanokan Kasino Kellarikrouvi, Pohjoinen Makasiinikatu Royal Cotton Club, Pohjoisesplanadi Savoy, Eteläesplanadi Brasserie Arctia Pörssitalo, Fabianinkatu City Marathon, Mannerheimintie Banketti Halliravintolat Linnanmäen Ravintolat, Linnanmäki Messukeskuksen Ravintolat Piratti, Gyldenintie, Lauttasaari Robert Ravintolat, Iso-Roobertinkatu Sillankorvan Ravintolat, Siltasaarenkatu Stockmannin 6.krs ravintolat, Mannerheimintie Tenkka, Helsinginkatu Leonardo, Jyväskylä Kantakrouvi, Lahti Kantakrouvi, Oulu Brasserie Arctia Teatteritalo, Tampere Hot Sugar, Tampere Hämeensilta, Tampere Tampere-talo Brasserie Arctia Napapiiri, Rovaniemi Lähteet: Alajärvi: Kantakievari, 1971–1991 Alajärvi: Kantakrouvi Espoo: Kantakrouvi, Maapallonkuja 1, Olari, 1976–1991 Haapajärvi: Kantakievari-Kantakrouvi, Puistokatu 91, 1976–1991 Helsinki: Kantakrouvi, Ruoholahdenkatu 4, 1964–1991, vuosina 1977–1986 jazzklubi Groovy Helsinki: Kellarikrouvi, Fabianinkatu 17, 1965–1991 Helsinki: Kipakka / Kultainen kulaus, 1977–1991 Helsinki: Wossikka, 1977–1991 Helsinki: Piratti / F.I.S.H., Lauttasaari, 1982–1991 Helsinki: Ateljé, Arkadiankatu, 1982–1991 Helsinki: Happy Days, Esplanadinpuisto, 1983–1991 Helsinki: Pam Pam, Hallituskatu, 1983–1991 Helsinki: Bistro, 1983–1991 Helsinki: Naapuri, 1983–1984 Helsinki: Elite, Runeberginkatu, 1985–1991 Ilmajoki: Kantakrouvi, 1965–1991 Inkeroinen: Kantakievari, 1971–1991 Jurva: Kantakievari, 1976-1983 Jyväskylä: Kantakrouvi, Hannikaisenkatu 27-29, 1963–1991 Kangasala: Kantakrouvi, 1964–1991 Kankaanpää, Kantakievari, Hotelli Pohjanlinna, 1989–1991 Kankaanpää, Kantakrouvi Kestitupa, 1989–1991 Karstula: Kantakrouvi, 1963–1974 Kauhajoki: Kantakrouvi 1963–1991; asuntohotelli 1971–1980 Kauhava: Kantakievari, Lauttamus, 1972–1991 Kauhava: Kantakrouvi, Lauttamus Kitee: Kantakievari, Päätye, 1969–1991 Kitee: Kantakrouvi, Päätye Kittilä: Kantakrouvi, Kirkonkylä, 1963–1982 Kotka: Kantakrouvi, Kymenlaaksonkatu l6, –1981 Kotka: Kantakrouvi Hamlet, 1977–1981 Kotka: Kairo, 1977–1991 Kouvola: Kummitäti, 1977–1981 Kuopio, Kummeli, 1977–1991 Kurikka: Kantakrouvi, 1965–1978 Kärkölä, Kantakrouvi, Järvelä, 1967–1991 Lahti: Kantakrouvi, 1988–1991 Laitila: Kantakievari, Kirkonkylä, 1970–1991 Laitila: Kantakrouvi, Kirkonkylä Lappajärvi: Kantakrouvi, 1967–1991 Leppävirta: Kantakievari Leppäkerttu 1976–1990 Mäntyharju: Kantakrouvi, Kauppatie, 1967–1982 Närpiö: Gästgivars, 1966–1980 Orimattila: Kantakrouvi, 1966–1977 Oulu: Kantakrouvi, Suomalainen Klubi, 1987–1991 Paltamo: Kantakrouvi, Kirkonkylä, 1974– Paltamo: Kantakievari, 1974–1984 Rovaniemi: Kantakrouvi, Hartsuherra, 1985–1991 Ruovesi: Kantakrouvi / Kantakievari, Kirkonkylä, 1964–1983 Seinäjoki: Kantakrouvi, Kalevankatu 10, 1967–1991 Seinäjoki: Kantakievari, Hotelli Aapo, 1984–1991 Sodankylä: Kantakrouvi, Kirkonkylä, 1968–1991 Sodankylä: Kantakievari, Luosto, 1970–1991 Sodankylä: Hotelli Luostonhovi, 1980– Sodankylä: Revontuli, 1974–1978 Sotkamo: Kantakrouvi, Kirkonkylä, 1969–1991 Sotkamo: Kantakievari Hiukanhovi, 1974–1981 Sysmä: Kantakievari, 1966–1977 Tammisaari: Torg Café / Old Oaks, 1982–1989 Tukholma, Ruotsi: Karelia, 1974–1979 Turku: Kantakrouvi, Humalistonkatu 18, 1963–1987 Turku: Olavin Krouvi, Hämeenkatu 30, 1964–1991 Turku: Kantakievari Hotelli Henrik, 1986–1991 Vantaa: Toppari, 1977–1991 Vimpeli: Kantakrouvi, Kirkonkylä, 1962–1991 Ähtäri: Kantakrouvi, 1965–1991 Ähtäri: Kantakievari Mesikämmen, 1976–1991 Ämmänsaari: Kantakievari 1969–1991, Kiannon Kuohut -kylpylä 1988– Ämmänsaari: Kantakrouvi Saarenheimo, Eero: Kruunun krouvari, Arctia Oy:n vaiheita 1935–1985.
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