Records of a Family of Engineers

The life of Robert Louis Stevenson is marked by his remarkable literary contributions despite enduring serious health issues. A Scottish novelist and poet, he is best known for classics such as Treasure Island and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Educated in Edinburgh, he became an influential figure in London’s literary circles, gaining support from notable contemporaries. His adventurous spirit led him to travel extensively, enriching his writing and inspiring characters like Long John Silver. Stevenson's legacy endures through his timeless works that continue to captivate readers.