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American architect (1830–1908)
Charles Hermany (October 9, 1830 – January 18, 1908) was an engineer and architect. Charles Hermany was born on October 9, 1830, in Lynn Township, Pennsylvania
Charles_Hermany
American poet (1832–1896)
Lynn Township, Pennsylvania. Edward Hermany's brother was the engineer and architect Charles Hermany. Hermany's English-language manuscripts are in the
Edward_Hermany
United States historic place
constructed in 1879. It was designed by water company chief engineer Charles Hermany. The Crescent Hill Filtration Plant opened in 1909 "culminating landmark
Crescent_Hill_Reservoir
American engineer and administrator (1852–1921)
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
John_Findley_Wallace
American civil engineer and aviation pioneer, born in France
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Octave_Chanute
American water utility company
6 October 1860. In 1879, the Crescent Hill Reservoir, developed by Charles Hermany and with a capacity of 100 million gallon, opened to retain more mud
Louisville_Water_Company
British-American civil engineer (1815–1892)
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
James_B._Francis
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Ellis_S._Chesbrough
American civil engineer (1810-1881)
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
William_Milnor_Roberts
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Alfred_W._Craven
Dominican engineer and educator (born 1966)
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Feniosky_Peña-Mora
American civil engineer (1853–1943)
Co. Decker, Clinton. Mission to Russia: An American Journal. Edited by Charles Decker. Self-printed. 1998 Foust, Clifford (2013). John Frank Stevens:
John_Frank_Stevens
American civil engineer (1844–1914)
and Superior, and the Panama Canal. Born in Livonia, Michigan to farmers Charles Noble and Lovina Douw, Noble was locally educated. He served in the Union
Alfred_Noble_(engineer)
American civil engineer and politician
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
William_J._McAlpine
Union United States Army general
Spanish–American War. A third, Charles Thurston Greene, was a lieutenant on his father's staff at Culp's Hill. Later in 1863, Charles was wounded by an artillery
George_S._Greene
American civil engineer (1857-1942)
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Arthur_Newell_Talbot
American hydrographer, engineer, geographer and topographer
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Arthur_Powell_Davis
American engineering consultant and professor
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Daniel_W._Mead
American civil engineer and railroad engineer
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Julius_Walker_Adams
American bridge engineer (1842-1903)
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
George_S._Morison
American civil and consulting engineer
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Malcolm_Pirnie
United States historic place
more accepting of a water company. Theodore Scowden and his assistant Charles Hermany were the architects of the structures. They chose an area just outside
Louisville_Water_Tower
American civil engineer
constructed a dam and mills for the Boston Manufacturing Company on the Charles River at Waltham, Massachusetts and the Suffolk, Tremont, Lawrence, Appleton
William_Ezra_Worthen
American engineer (1811–1875)
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
James_Laurie
American civil engineer
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Celestino_Pennoni
American engineer (1855–1937)
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
George_H._Pegram
American hydraulic engineer, inventor of the Venturi meter
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Clemens_Herschel
American civil engineer
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Max_Joseph_Becker
American civil engineer
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Robert_Ridgway_(engineer)
American civil engineer
one year later at Erie Railroad, 1 May 1850, Kirkwood was succeeded by Charles Minot, and became Chief Engineer of the Missouri Pacific Railroad. the
James_P._Kirkwood
American geologist and civil engineer
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Carl_E._Grunsky
US professional association
the Henry L. Michel Award for Industry Advancement of Research and the Charles Pankow Award for innovation, 12 scholarships and fellowships for student
American Society of Civil Engineers
American_Society_of_Civil_Engineers
Historic reservoir in Nashville, Tennessee
engineer to determine the best location for a reservoir. Engineer Charles Hermany was hired and he determined that Curry Hill was the least expensive
Eighth_Avenue_South_Reservoir
American businessman (1838–1909)
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
William Metcalf (manufacturer)
William_Metcalf_(manufacturer)
American engineer (born 1957)
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Pat_Galloway
American civil engineer
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Ashbel_Welch
American civil and hydraulic engineer
In those days he became acquainted with other leading engineers such as Charles Storer Storrow, James B. Francis, Joseph R. Davis and John C. Hoadley.
John_Ripley_Freeman
American engineer (1827–1901)
American Railway: Its Construction, Development, Management and Appliances, Charles Scribner's Sones, 1889 "Who Was T.C. Clarke, C.E.", SSAC Bulletin, Vol
Thomas_Curtis_Clarke
Canadian civil engineer
officer of the French Legion of Honour. He died in Ottawa in 1915. His son, Charles Keefer, was also a notable Canadian civil engineer. The Keefer Medal was
Thomas_Keefer
"Fink, Albert." Encyclopædia Britannica. 2006. Ripley, George; Dana, Charles A., eds. (1879). "Bridge" . The American Cyclopædia. Chisholm, Hugh, ed
Albert_Fink
United States Army Chief of Engineers
William Price Craighill (July 1, 1833 – January 18, 1909) was born in Charles Town, Virginia (now West Virginia), son of William Nathaniel Craighill and
William_Price_Craighill
the 1973 Hoover Medal. Hedley was born in 1902 in St. Louis as son of Charles Henry Hedley and Elizabeth Frances (Smith) Hedley. He obtained his BSc
William_Joseph_Hedley
American civil engineer and bridge designer
Charles Conrad Schneider (German: Carl Conrad Schneider; April 24, 1843 – January 8, 1916), often referred to as C. C. Schneider, was an American civil
Charles_Conrad_Schneider
American civil engineer (1863–1922)
defeated for re-election in 1914. In 1914, he was investigated during Charles S. Whitman's graft investigation, but was cleared of all suspicions by
John_A._Bensel
American civil engineer and inventor
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Horatio_Allen
American civil engineer
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Richard_E._Dougherty
American architect
architect. He designed the Louisville Water Tower with his assistant Charles Hermany. He also designed waterworks for Cleveland and Cincinnati. He was the
Theodore_Scowden
American civil engineer
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Luther_W._Graef
American civil engineer
Noble (1903) Charles Hermany (1904) Charles Conrad Schneider (1905) Frederic Pike Stearns (1906) George Henry Benzenberg (1907) Charles Macdonald (1908)
Andrew_Herrmann
with Charles Pfeiffer, who had been associated with him on the St. Louis bridge, Thomas Whitman, chief engineer of the Waterworks, and Prof. Charles A.
Henry_Flad
American politician
two children Charles T. Barry and Lela Barry. After her death in 1914, he married Ellen Sophie Hermany Stone, daughter of Charles W. Hermany and Caroline
Bryan_T._Barry
Preserved funerary stele from 5th century BC Cyprus, part of the Cesnola Coll. at the MET
Met’s Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History. Retrieved September 12, 2023. Hermany, Antonine; Mertens, Joan R. (2014). The Cesnola Collection of Cypriot Art:
Cesnola_sphinx_funerary_stele
Variety of West Central German
Ezra Light Grumbine Lee Light Grumbine Earl C. Haag Henry Harbaugh Edward Hermany Abraham R. Horne Harry Hess Reichard Clarence G. Reitnauer Emmanuel Rondthaler
Pennsylvania_Dutch_language
Athletics Paralympic medalists list
Tracey Hinton Great Britain B2 1984 Malgorzata Zalenska Poland Anelise Hermany Brazil Ping Yali China 1988 Raissa Jouravliova Soviet Union Adria Santos
List of Paralympic medalists in the 100 metres
List_of_Paralympic_medalists_in_the_100_metres
Hermán (also Hermány, Herman or Hermann) was the name of a gens (Latin for "clan"; nemzetség in Hungarian) in the Kingdom of Hungary. The powerful Lackfi
Hermán_(genus)
Hungarian nobleman
(2019). "Az elfeledett sárkány: Hermány nembeli Lack (1328–1359) [The Forgotten Dragon: Lack from the Kindred Hermány (1328–1359)]". Fons (in Hungarian)
Lack_Hermán
Grigio Italy 1988 Rima Batalova Soviet Union Adria Santos Brazil Anelise Hermany Brazil 1992 Rima Batalova Unified Team Claudia Meier Germany Marsha
List of Paralympic medalists in the 400 metres
List_of_Paralympic_medalists_in_the_400_metres
Hungarian nobleman (died 1324)
Ildikó (2003). "Adalékok Hermány nembeli Lampert országbírói működéséhez [Data to the Function of Lampert of the Hermány kindred as Judge Royal]". In
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