Abraham Ganz founded an engineering company in Budapest that became the largest in Hungary and influenced developments in technology, ...
Johann Rudolf Geigy-Merian (1830–1917)
Johnann Rudolf Geigy-Merian was a member of the family who established a pharmaceutical company in Basel which developed in the nineteenth ...
Franz Anton Ritter von Gerstner (1796–1840)
Franz Anton Ritter von Gerstner was a railway engineer who worked internationally. He can be seen as the father of the railway in Austria ...
Karl Ritter von Ghega (1802–60)
Karl Ritter von Ghega was engineer of the Semmeringbahn (the Semmering railway), generally regarded as the first main line railway to pass ...
Philippe de Girard (1775–1845)
Philippe de Girard is one of the most outstanding 19th century scientists and inventors. He was born on 1st February 1775 in France in a ...
Alfred George de Glehn (1848–1936)
Alfred de Glehn contributed as much as any individual engineer to the development of the steam locomotive, the principal means of moving ...
Guetschlique (1793-1873) and Samson Godchaux (1811–87)
The Godchaux brothers established the earliest woollen factories in Luxembourg, from the 1830s onwards. Guetschlique (or Quetschlik) ...
Jean-Baptiste Andre Godin (1817–88)
Jean-Baptiste Godin was a successful entrepreneur whose name is familiar to every Frenchman as a manufacture of cast-iron stoves and ...
In the early nineteenth century Karl Godulla (or Karolus Godula) was a pioneer of the industrial revolution in Silesia - then in Prussia ...
Erno Goldfinger was one of the pioneers of the modern movement in architect. His career spanned several countries, and he profoundly ...
Karl Gölsdorf was an outstanding locomotive engineer, and the son of a locomotive engineer, Louis Adolf Golsdorf (1837-1911), a Viennese ...
Göran Fredrik Göransson (1819–1900)
Göran Fredrik Göransson was one of Europe’s first industrialists who had a truly international perspective on industry, technology and ...
Ernest Goüin was one of the civil and mechanical engineers in France responsible for great infrastructure projects. He created the ...
Born and educated in Denmark, Knud Graah developed cotton mills in the Norwegian capital in the mid-nineteenth century and ran them and ...
Eusebi Guell was a Catalan textile entrepreneur, best known as a patron of the architect Antoni Gaudi (1852-1926) and as the creator of a ...
Juan Güell was one of the most important industrialists in nineteenth-century Spain. He developed a diversity of industrial enterprises, ...