William Kneass (September 1781, Lancaster, Pennsylvania ? August 27, 1840) worked as an engraver in Philadelphia from 1805 to 1840, and became the second chief engraver of the ...

With Strickland's appointment as engineer for the Pennsylvania Mixed System -- a scheme to join Philadelphia and Pittsburgh by railways and canals -- Kneass and William Rodrigue ...

Keffer Collection of Sheet Music, ca. 1790-1895. Content and design by John Bewley

Kneass was born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, September, 1781, and his first training as an engraver is unknown, but he became famous in Philadelphia in 1815 and remained working at ...

Strickland Kneass (1821-1884) was a civil engineer. His most notable work is the 1866 cast iron Chestnut Street Bridge in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Later, in 1869, he assisted James Worrall in surveying the famous 12 Mile Arc border between Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. In 1855, Kneass resigned as chief engineer for ...

... going to work for the City, Kneass held various surveying and engineering jobs, including the post of Principal Assistant Engineer for the Pennsylvania ...

William Kneass (1780?1840) (designer and sculptor) was born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Kneass was hired as an engraver and die-sinker for the United States Mint at Philadelphia ...

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Patrick Kneass : E-mail: Private Homeroom: 119 Grade: 12 Subteams: Atlanta 2008 team, Chairman's Award ... Back to the Member List