Steamboat

Development of the steamboat oak grove

  • Idea of the steam engine

    Idea of the steam engine
    James Watt improved the steam engine. people started to use this specific engine to power a steam boat. this is was a idea for people to start inventing it
  • beginning of the steam boat era

    beginning of the steam boat era
    John Fitch made a sucessful trial of a 45 foot steamboat that soon layed in the waters of the delaware river
  • John fitch's steamboat

    John fitch's steamboat
    He was Granted a patent for his design of the boat from the United states. he also had tight competition with James Rumsey tover the claims of the same invention
  • american inventor

    american inventor
    Robert Fulton who sucessfully built a a submarine the name of the steamboat. it was made in France
  • robert making history

    robert making history
    robert made history by going on his 150-mile trip taking 32 hours throught newyork to albany going at a avergae 5 mph
  • robert fulton tour services

    robert fulton tour services
    The New Orleans was built. this route was built for tour and frieght routes designed by robert himself.
  • boat rides with robert fulton

    boat rides with robert fulton
    Robert Fulton and edward Willington Offered and built there own Boat Riding Service on there steamboat. with a average of 8 mph downstream and 3mph up stream
  • robert getting beat at his own game

    robert getting beat at his own game
    Henry Miller launched his steamboat (Washington) He completed Roberts voulage in 25 days. which was the New Orleans to lousiville
  • Henry Improving his steamboat

    Henry Improving his steamboat
    By this day Henry started improving his steam boat from his model back in 1816. He went back to the New Orlean voulage and it took him 4 1/2 days to complete it
  • beginning of a new transportation era

    beginning of a new transportation era
    the production of rail roads had begun to supplant steamboats becuase steamboats was the fastest transportation for goods and supplies