James Morgan

1776–1856 (age 80)

Biography

James Morgan (1776-1856) applied his training as an engineer to the service of improving British industry and infrastructure, helping to build bridges between communities in more ways than one. His practical skill was matched by a quiet integrity that guided his collaborations.

Through his work, Morgan gave tangible form to the ideals of progress, contributing to the betterment of transportation and enterprise in his era.

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