In Popular Culture
- Irish band "The Revs" wrote a song referencing Robert Stephenson - 'Robert'.
- British steampunk band "The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing" wrote a song titled "Steph(v)enson" about various engineers with the surname Stephenson, or as a matter of spelling, Stevenson
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