Carl Thomas Alfred Hanssen
Carl Thomas Alfred Hanssen (1853-1939)
1853 Born in Copenhagen, the son of Carl Julius Tetens Hanssen and his wife and Laura Elisabeth English[1]
1922 Assoc. M.Inst.C.E., F.S.E., P.-Pres. C. and Mech. E.S., Engr. to Hughes and Lancaster, Westminster; b. 1853; s. of C. J. T. Hanssen, C. Engr., Copenhagen. Ed. Copenhagen; Polytechnical Academy, Copenhagen. Training: A. Borsig, Berlin; Hayward Tyler and Co., London; James Gwynne and Co., London; Clayton, Son and Howlett, London. Career: Chief Draughtsman, Hamilton Woods, Manchester; Chief Asst., English and Hanssen, Civil Engrs., Copenhagen, and Shone and Ault, Civil Engrs., Westminster; designed Sewerage Works for St. Petersburg (Petrograd), Sebastopol and other Russian towns; various Munition Works at Queensferry, Langwith, etc. Papers contributed to the Insts. of Civil and Mech. Engrs. Address: 300, Lordship Lane, East Dulwich, London, S.E.22.
1939 Died in London[2]