Charles Chaloner Ogle

Charles Chaloner Ogle ARIBA (1851–1878) was an English journalist, war correspondent, architect and philhellene, who was killed in uncertain circumstances while reporting on the Thessaly Revolt of 1878. Ogle was the first recorded death of a journalist and war correspondent in present-day Greece. Ogle was the seventh of eleven siblings.

In 1872, Ogle obtained a certificate for excellence in architectural construction and was admitted as an associate of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).

During the Great Eastern Crisis, Ogle reported on the Montenegrin–Ottoman War, the Herzegovina uprising and the Cretan revolt.

Ogle is believed to have died on , following the Battle of Makrinitsa. In the 1980s Ogle's grave plot was sold and his tombstone was removed.

Legacy A street in Volos is named after Ogle.

In 1890, the actor Vasilios Andronopoulos (1838-1897) published the play the "Assassination of Charles Ogle in the Battle of Makrinitsa: A National Drama in Two Acts with Deification" .