The Inventive Life of Charles Hill Morgan

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By Allison Chisolm ’84

Published Jan. 21, 2016

The life of 19th-century inventor and entrepreneur Charles Morgan of Worcester, Mass., is recounted against the backdrop of the steam-powered Industrial Revolution, the emergence of the American patent system, and the post-Civil War growth of formal engineering education to support the nation’s new industries. 

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