19th-century English engineers

English mathematician, philosopher, and engineer (1791–1871)

English civil and mechanical engineer and the "Father of Railways" (1781-1848)

British inventor and mining engineer (1771-1833)

British mechanical and civil engineer (1806-1859)

British scientist and inventor (1802–1875)

English engineer, mathematician and inventor (1854-1923)

British railway engineer and locomotive designer (1803-1859)

geologist credited with the first nationwide map (1769-1839)

English inventor, scientist, engineer, industrialist (1810-1900)

English physicist and electrical engineer (1847-1908)

British physicist and electrical engineer (1849–1898)

British engineer (1828–1891)

British railway engineer (1816-1889)

English inventor

British civil engineer (1745-1814)

British engineer (1851-1928)

English architect and engineer (1809-1877)

British engineer and politician (1832-1888)

English civil engineer (1805-1860)

English civil engineer (1836–1918)

British steam locomotive engineer (1786-1850)

British politician (1831–1895)

General and engineer (1803-1899)

inventor of the lawnmower and adjustable spanner (1795–1846)

English civil engineer

English railway engineer and locomotive designer

English architect; (1744-1829)

locomotive superintendent of several railways (1823–1904)

British politician (1833–1911)

British civil engineer, surveyor and industrialist (1764-1805)

British engineer and calculating prodigy

agricultural engineer (born 1826)

British engineer (1845-1940)

British civil engineer (1794-1874)

British nineteenth century writer of penny dreadfuls (1814–1884)

British engineer (1791-1866)

British electrical engineer

British inventor

British engineer (1794–1858)

British engineer (1842-1903)

British engineer

British civil engineer

English electrical engineer and inventor