Invention Timeline

  • Steam Engine

    Steam Engine
    James Watt invented the Steam Enginge in Scotland in 1776
    It is a way for steam to be used as working fluid
    No it is not used today
  • Steam Boat

    Steam Boat
    • Invented by Robert Fulton
    • invented on Auguat 26, 1791 in Windsor Connecticut
    • This invetion was used as a way to get people and shippments around by water
    • This invention is not used as much today
  • Erie Canal

    Erie Canal
    -Invented by DeWitt Clinton
    - Invented on July 4th, 1817, in Albany, New York, to Buffalo, New York
    - This invention was used has a way to trade and trasport goods.
    - the Erie Canal is not used today
  • Mechanical Reaper

    Mechanical Reaper
    • Invented by Cyrus McCormick
    • Invented on June 21, 1834, in Virginia
    • This Invention was used for crops on the farm
    • This invention is not used today.
  • Railroads

    Railroads
    Invented by John stevens
    Invented on October 7th 1834 in New York
    Was used to transport shipments
    It is used today to get people places
  • Steal Plow

    Steal Plow
    • Invented by John Deere
    • Invetned in 1837 in Rutland, Vermont
    • This invention was used for farms and soil
    • Yes, we still use this invetion today on farms
  • Telegraph

    Telegraph
    -Created by Samuel Morse
    -Charlestown,Massachusetts
    -It is used for long distance communication
    - It is not used in todays society
  • Morse Code

    Morse Code
    -Invented by Samuel Morse
    - Inventeed on June 20th in Charlsetown Massachusetts
    -This invetion was used in the military
    - Today we do not use it as much
  • Vulcanized Rubber

    Vulcanized Rubber
    -Invented by Charles good year
    -Invented on June 15 1844
    -Invented in Springfield Massachusets
    -It is used for the tires on cars
    -Yes it is still used today
  • Sewing Machine

    Sewing Machine
    -Invented by Elias Howe
    -Was invented in Boston ,Massachusetts on September 10th 1846
    -It led to factories that produced vast amounts of fabric in little shorter amounts of time.
    -Is still used today in factories