Victorian era engineering

Victorian era engineering was a period of remarkable innovation driven by the Industrial Revolution. Engineers developed advanced machinery, extensive railways, bridges, and ships, using new materials like steel and innovations like the steam engine. This era saw the construction of iconic structures such as Big Ben and the Clifton Suspension Bridge, showcasing impressive design and engineering skill. The focus was on improving transportation, manufacturing, and urban infrastructure, laying the groundwork for modern engineering practices. It was characterized by a blend of creativity, scientific progress, and a desire to solve practical problems to support growing industrial cities.