Who were the creators of london's big ben?
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some guy Ben,from Lonon
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There's not a lot of info out there, but these two sites do have some information.  Other than that, I'd try maybe searching for info on the guy who designed the fountain (whose name is mentioned in one of the articles).  Hope the helps!!
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I believe it might have been Gustave Eiffel.  He's most famous for the Eiffel Tower, but he used steel frames in buildings before that.  It's interesting that he sometimes put the steel frame on the outside of the structure, rather than the inside.  A good example of this is the Nestlé chocolate factory in Noisiel, France
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the same person who invented the wall-stretcher
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Philo T. Farnsworth \nhttp://www.ideafinder.com/history/inventors/farnsworth.htm
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try looking up master james sinclair. he has a large association in the uk and his hq is in london, i think.
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King James.  He wrote the last and most commonly used version.  boy did he change things !!!!\n\n\ntom
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Michael Farady of England created electricity through magnets. And people before him knew about electricity for long time, so its difficult to answer who invented it.
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Say hola to Bernhard Riemann. The man who paved the way for relativity also developed the symbol for congruence!
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Don't forget Queen Victoria!! About 60 years on the throne, in which time Britain built up the largest empire the world has ever seen, spreading civilization and English language everywhere (and making a nice profit too). Henry VIII, Elizabeth I and James I got the ball rolling. But Victoria was responsible for a whole way of life too.
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I wouldn't say all of them, but Big Ben does tend to make me drool ;)
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Garndiffaith viaduct, constructed by John Gardner 1878\n\nCheck out the link below.\nIt was the best i could find .\n\nHave a nice day ...\n☺☺☺
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Ben Franklin.  Ahead of his time, creative in multiple fields from science to diplomacy, apparently a great conversationalist.\n\nThis is a fairly common question, but a great one nonetheless when the person can be dead or alive. Another version of the question asks you to name 3 people, dead or alive, who can come from different historic times.  Would be fun to pair up Franklin with Da Vinci, for example.  Hard for me to choose the 3rd one, though.  If I had to choose, I'd also invite Shakespeare, but there are many others.
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Charles Babbage.\n\nRead the artical here:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_babbage
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A bunch of people.  Most were popular ditties created during the 1800s in England.  They all have hidden meanings that are quite fascinating.
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Napoleon commissioned it.  It was designed by Jean Chalgrin.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/historic_figures/fahrenheit_daniel_gabriel.shtml