Historical Images

Wall-chart Resources for Teachers, School & Parents A story of discovery by experiment and invention of early locomotion this chart shows how the steam engine was invented Puffing Billy and its twin Dilly are the earliest working freight-engines and can be seen in the Science Museum, London and Royal Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh. All early engine designs changed slowly, based on the beam-engine technology of James Watt and early inventors. In order for the Iron-Horse to be built, new inventions were made in laboratories and workshops, and were manufactured by famous engineers: these are listed in chronological order. Elements of Steam Power, Earth, Air, Fire and Water. (No.1 Industrial & Social Events published by mumfordbooks)
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