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19th-century civil engineers

24 published records, arranged alphabetically. Each entry is published only where a named source supports it.

Béla GersterDesigner · DesignBéla Gerster (1850–1923) was a Hungary architect, hydraulic engineer and civil engineer.
Benjamin Hall, 1st Baron LlanoverDesigner · DesignBenjamin Hall, 1st Baron Llanover was an architect, engineer and politician (1802–1867). He was born at London and died at Westminster.
C. D. HoweArtist · PaintingsC. D. Howe (1886–1960) was a Canada painter, economist and civil engineer.
Esteban Terradas IllaPhotographer · PhotographyEsteban Terradas Illa (1883–1950) was a Spanish mathematician, physicist and civil engineer.
Franz Andreas MeyerDesigner · DesignFranz Andreas Meyer was a civil engineer and architect (1837–1901). He was born at Hamburg and died at Bad Wildungen.
Fritz TodtDesigner · DesignFritz Todt (1891–1942) was a Grand Duchy of Baden engineer, politician and civil engineer.
Gouverneur Kemble WarrenAuthor · Maps and atlasesGouverneur Kemble Warren was an American military officer, engineer, writer, botanist and cartographer (1830–1882). He was born at Cold Spring and died at Newport.
Gustave EiffelDesigner · DesignGustave Eiffel was a French architect, entrepreneur, engineer and general contractor (1832–1923). He was born at Dijon and died at Paris.
Hugh LoftingIllustrator · IllustrationHugh Lofting (1886–1947) was a British writer, novelist and screenwriter.
Isambard Kingdom BrunelDesigner · DesignIsambard Kingdom Brunel was an architect and engineer (1806–1859). He was born at Portsmouth and died at London.
Jan LetzelDesigner · Modern designJan Letzel was a Czechoslovak architect, civil engineer, designer and diplomat (1880–1925). He was born at Náchod and died at Prague.
John Augustus RoeblingDesigner · DesignJohn Augustus Roebling (1806–1869) was a Kingdom of Prussia civil engineer, architect and engineer.
Joseph StraussDesigner · DesignJoseph Strauss was an American civil engineer, architect and structural engineer (1870–1938). He was born at Cincinnati and died at Los Angeles.
Louis FavreDesigner · DesignLouis Favre was a Swiss architect and engineer (1826–1879). He was born at Chêne-Bourg and died at Göschenen.
Othmar Hermann AmmannDesigner · DesignOthmar Hermann Ammann was an American and Swiss engineer and architect (1879–1965). He was born at Feuerthalen and died at Rye.
Ragnar SohlmanDesigner · DesignRagnar Sohlman (1870–1948) was a Sweden chemist, architect and civil engineer.
Robert MaillartDesigner · DesignRobert Maillart was a Swiss civil engineer, architect and structural engineer (1872–1940). He was born at Bern and died at Geneva.
Sir John Fowler, 1st BaronetDesigner · DesignSir John Fowler, 1st Baronet (1817–1898) was a United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland engineer, civil engineer and railway engineer.
Thomas BrasseyDesigner · DesignThomas Brassey (1805–1870) was a United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland architect, engineer and businessperson.
Walter HohmannDesigner · DesignWalter Hohmann was a German architect, astronomer and engineer (1880–1945). He was born at Hardheim and died at Essen.
Wilhelm RitterDesigner · DesignWilhelm Ritter was a Swiss university teacher, civil engineer, architect and executive (1847–1906). He was born at Liestal and died at Zell.
William Farrar SmithAuthor · Maps and atlasesWilliam Farrar Smith was an American military officer, civil engineer, cartographer and soldier (1824–1903). He was born at St. Albans and died at Philadelphia.
William H. EmoryAuthor · Maps and atlasesWilliam H. Emory (1811–1887) was a United States explorer, military officer and cartographer.
Wim SchermerhornAuthor · Maps and atlasesWim Schermerhorn (1894–1977) was a Kingdom of the Netherlands politician, cartographer and civil engineer.

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