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Isambard Kingdom Brunel

Engineer of bridges, tunnels, railways and ships

Brunel built the Great Western Railway from London to Bristol so level that it was nicknamed Brunel's billiard table, threw a suspension bridge across the Avon gorge, and built the largest ship in the world three times over.

He worked himself to death at fifty-three, collapsing days before his last ship sailed. Not everything succeeded — an experimental atmospheric railway failed expensively — but the tunnels and viaducts he cut are still carrying trains a hundred and eighty years later.

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