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Norman Walter John Gibson (1864- )
Norman Walter John Gibson (1864- ) Assoc.M.Inst.C.E.
 
1864 Born son of Joseph and Agnes Butler Gibson (shipowner)
 
Married Marion Isabel, d. of the late Henry Ough, architect.
 
Educated at Private schools, Hampstead and Godalming, and King's School, Canterbury.
 
Articled to [[John Wilson]], Dean's Yard, Westminster.
 
1882-  Engaged on [[Millwall Docks]].
 
1883-97 [[Great Eastern Railway|G.E. Railway]]. Engaged on Cambridge and Mildenhall Line, and London Division, G.E. Railway
 
1897-1900 [[Metropolitan District Railway]]. Experimental work, electric traction, Metropolitan District Railway
 
1900- Railway Engineer, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich.  Reorganized and enlarged railways, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich.
 
WWI Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Increased mileage from 80 to 160 in an acreage of 1,200 acres, mixed gauge, 4 ft. in. and 1 ft. 6 in.
 
1922 Civil Engineer, [[Royal Arsenal]], Woolwich, S.E.18.
 


1922  Assoc.M.Inst.C.E., Civil Engineer, [[Royal Arsenal]], Woolwich, S.E.18. T. N.: Royal Arsenal 26. b. 1864; s. of Joseph and Agnes Butler Gibson (shipowner); m. Marion Isabel, d. of the late Henry Ough, architect. Ed. Private schools, Hampstead and Godalming, and King's School, Canterbury. Articled to [[John Wilson]], Dean's Yard, Westminster. 1882— Engaged on [[Millwall Docks]]. 1883-97— [[Great Eastern Railway|G.E. Railway]]. 1897-1 goo— [[Metropolitan District Railway]]. 19oo to date—Railway Engineer, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Chief Works: Cambridge and Mildenhall Line, G.E. Railway; London Division, G.E. Railway; experimental work, electric traction, Metropolitan District Railway; reorganized and enlarged railways, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Club: Royal Automobile. War Services.—Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Increased mileage from 8o to 16o in an acreage of 1,200 acres, mixed gauge, 4 ft. in. and i? ft. 6 in.


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Latest revision as of 11:41, 21 January 2021

Norman Walter John Gibson (1864- ) Assoc.M.Inst.C.E.

1864 Born son of Joseph and Agnes Butler Gibson (shipowner)

Married Marion Isabel, d. of the late Henry Ough, architect.

Educated at Private schools, Hampstead and Godalming, and King's School, Canterbury.

Articled to John Wilson, Dean's Yard, Westminster.

1882- Engaged on Millwall Docks.

1883-97 G.E. Railway. Engaged on Cambridge and Mildenhall Line, and London Division, G.E. Railway

1897-1900 Metropolitan District Railway. Experimental work, electric traction, Metropolitan District Railway

1900- Railway Engineer, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Reorganized and enlarged railways, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich.

WWI Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Increased mileage from 80 to 160 in an acreage of 1,200 acres, mixed gauge, 4 ft. in. and 1 ft. 6 in.

1922 Civil Engineer, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, S.E.18.


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