Wilhelm Grapow
German railway architect
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Wilhelm Grapow (1828 – May 6, 1902) was a German architect active in Wrocław from 1854 to 1870. He is known for designing Wrocław Główny railway station,[1] and being the Royal Architect of the Upper Silesian Railway. Grapow was born in Groß Wartenberg (now Syców) and died in Berlin.
In 2016, a road in Jagodno was named after the architect.[2][3]