John Dixon: The Man Who Could Have Built the Forth Bridge

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John Dixon: The Man Who Could Have Built the Forth BridgeJohn Dixon (1835 1891) was one of the generation of British contractors who built railways, bridges and other civil engineering works around the world. Today most are generally forgotten, a fate entirely undeserved by the man who erected Cleopatra's Needle on the Thames Embankment and who built the first railway in China. John Dixon was competent and self confident, with the boundless enthusiasm and energy typical of Victorian contractors. Had his

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