Getting from A to B is important, but who says you can't experience a bit of beauty when using public transport? These subway ...

Soon after the Oswego Canal was opened between Salina and Oswego on April 28, 1829, a mechanic from Oswego named Ogden ...

Soon after the Oswego Canal was opened between Salina and Oswego on April 28, 1829, a mechanic from Oswego named Ogden ...

While Robert Fulton is credited for the invention of the steamboat, Lexington resident Edward West received his patent for the steamboat engine a year before Fulton did. Born in Virginia ...

The city's origins date to Aug. 1, 1825, when it was officially named Fulton after steamboat inventor Robert Fulton. Originally established as the second county seat of Callaway County ...

and for myself I do not see that any new evidence has been brought forward by either side to establish its claim more fully than was done when Fulton and others were protecting their steamboat ...

The buildings’ conditions are an insult to the legacy of their namesakes: Robert Fulton, inventor of the steamboat; and John Lovejoy Elliott, a Progressive-era reformer and founder of the Hudson Guild ...

As the Legislature began debating the honorees in 1872, steamboat inventor Robert Fulton seemed like the early frontrunner to join Clinton. Hochul’s proposal, which was buried in her budget and ...

What was going on had been going on since 1807, when Robert Fulton's North River Steamboat — sometimes incorrectly called the Clermont — made its first run from New York to Albany, proving the ...

On the banks of the Hudson one day in 1807, crowds gathered to watch Robert Fulton, an artist-turned-engineer, show off his steamboat. They called it “Fulton’s Folly.” Last week in Danbury ...

Robert Fulton's steamboat makes a successful first trip when Casper's ghostly form frightens it into action. Casper assists Paul Revere on his famous ride when Revere's horse, frightened by Casper ...

Casey then mentions Robert Fulton, inventor of the steamboat and Pennsylvania native. Not to be outdone, Brown responds with his favorite influential Ohioans. “We only have Thomas Edison ...