Robert Stevenson of Scotland was an engineer. He was famous for his construction of lighthouses. He lived from 1772 to 1850.
Robert Presley Stevenson has written: 'How to build cabinets for the modern kitchen'
The address of the Robert Louis Stevenson House is: 20 Custom House Plaza, Monterey, CA 93940
Robert Stevenson built 16 lighthouses, five bridges, and a column. Lighthouses: Bell Rock, Isle of May High, Isle of May Low, Corsewall, Point of Ayre, Sumburgh Head, Dunnet Head, Calf of Man, Rinns of Islay, Buchan Ness, Cape Wrath, Tarbat Ness, Mull of Galloway, Girdle Ness, Barra Head, Lismore He also helped his stepfather, Thomas Smith, build at least one lighthouse. Bridges: Annan, Hutcheson, Marykirk, Regent, Stirling New ...and the Melville Column in Edinburgh.
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Robert Petit has written: 'How to build an aeroplane'
Rubislaw Quarry (which is now closed).
In The Story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Stevenson uses a number of examples of suspense. He creates the most suspense within the characters as we are continuously kept 'in the lurch' as to their next movements.
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They came to earn money and some to build new lives