Past Masters Series

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Andrew Geddes Bain - Iconic Pass Builder and Father of Geology in South Africa
Charles Cornwallis Michell - The Father of Civil Engineering in South Africa
Charles Davidson Bell - Renaissance Man at the Cape
Charles Jasper Selwyn - Military Engineer who left his mark on the Eastern Cape
George Pauling - Leading railway contractor in the development of Southern Africa
George Pilkington - The Elderly Gentleman Who Kept up The Good Work
Henry Fancourt White - Pass-builder Remembered by Golfers
Hermann Schutte - Designer of South Africa's First Lighthouse
James Bisset - Bringing Mass Transport to the Suburbs
James Cameron - Second City Engineer of Cape Town
John Frederick Bourne - Railwayman who left an Unexpected Legacy
John Gamble - Maths Prodigy who Preferred Engineering
John Hamilton Wicksteed - The competent young engineer who came to a sad end
John Montagu - Administrator Who Made Things Happen
John Scott Tucker - Ineffective Official who Abolished his own Post
Louis Michel Thibault - Ex-Mercenary whose Heritage Enriched the Cape
Mathew Woodifield - The Busy Engineer who Disappeared
Murrell Robinson Robinson - Dedicated Public Servant
Patrick Fletcher - Versatile Pioneer
Richard Thomas Hall - Railwayman in a Remote Part of the Colony
Sir John Coode - International Harbour Master
Thomas Charles John Bain - One of South Africa's greatest engineers
Thomas Stewart - First South African Consulting Engineer
William Brounger and the Cape Railways
William Cuthbert Holloway - The Soldier who Built a Splendid Mountain Road