Charles Cochrane (1835 Dudley, Worcestershire – 1898) was a British engineer.
He worked with Samuel Holden Blackwell, at Russell's Hall Iron Works, and other blast-furnaces, mills and forges.
His father, Alexander Brodie Cochrane, was the owner of Woodside Iron Works.
[3] The Woodside Iron Works supplied many important structures, including the Holborn Viaduct, Westminster Bridge, Cannon Street Railway Bridge, Charing Cross railway station, and the Runcorn Railway Bridge.
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