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Actions Displays	Diaries of Sir Daniel Gooch Remove from selection Add to selection TitleThe Diaries of Sir Daniel Gooch Author Theodore Martin (author)‎ Place of publicationStroud PublisherNonsuch Year of publication2006 Period19th century Pagination236 p. IllustrationsIllus., black and white photos Dimensions12.5 x 20 cm Materialbook Class numberTA140.G6 2006 ISBN1-84588-016-1 NotesMichael Williams Collection Subjectdiary, engineer Geographical keywordEurope, United Kingdom Persons keyword Daniel Gooch Sir Daniel Gooch (1816-1889), inspired to become an engineer after a meeting with George Stephenson. Gooch kept voluminous diaries, and these extracts illustrate what he belived to be his most important contributions to British engineering, both designing railway locomotives and laying the first underwater transatlantic cable.

TitleThe Diaries of Sir Daniel Gooch

Author

Place of publicationStroud

PublisherNonsuch

Year of publication2006

Period19th century

Pagination236 p.

IllustrationsIllus., black and white photos

Dimensions12.5 x 20 cm

Materialbook

Class numberTA140.G6 2006

ISBN1-84588-016-1

NotesMichael Williams Collection

Geographical keywordEurope, United Kingdom

Persons keyword Daniel Gooch

Sir Daniel Gooch (1816-1889), inspired to become an engineer after a meeting with George Stephenson. Gooch kept voluminous diaries, and these extracts illustrate what he belived to be his most important contributions to British engineering, both designing railway locomotives and laying the first underwater transatlantic cable.