Robert Louis Stevenson has written a fascinating story around their exploits in 'A Family of Engineers' [1].
Frederick A. Talbot[1]
It was at first intended that the great author himself should follow in the footsteps of his forbears [1].
Frederick A. Talbot[1]
He completed his apprenticeship at the drawing-table under his father and uncle, and became initiated into the mysteries of the craft [1].
Frederick A. Talbot[1]
At the outset he apparently had visions of becoming numbered among those of his family who had achieved eminence in lighthouse construction…
Frederick A. Talbot[1]
…he finally threw in his lot with letters [1].
Frederick A. Talbot[1]
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