For other people named Charles Wilson, see Charles Wilson (disambiguation).
Charles Alfred Wilson
Born
April 4, 1855
Cecil County, Maryland, US
Died
June 3, 1935(1935-06-03) (aged 80)
Education
Civil engineering
Spouse
Carrie Stevens Wilson (1858–1919)
Children
One son
Engineering career
Discipline
Civil engineering
Employer(s)
Philadelphia and Reading railroad
Projects
Cincinnati Union Terminal,
Philadelphia, Newtown and New York railway,
Wheeling and Lake Erie railway
Significant design
Cincinnati Union Terminal
Charles Alfred Wilson (April 4, 1855 – June 3, 1935) was a leading nineteenth-century American railroad engineer and civil engineer. He was born in Conowingo, Maryland. Wilson married Carrie Ione Stevens Wilson (1858–1919) in 1883, and they had one child, Hamilton Wilson.[1]
His signature project was the Cincinnati Union terminal project, where Wilson, as a consulting engineer, worked with Henry M. Waite, the chief engineer, to direct the work of about 100 engineers and assistants to come up with seven engineering studies for the terminal. In 1935, the American Society of Civil Engineers recognized Wilson as one of its most knowledgeable railroad engineers.
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