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Stevens Screw Propeller - Little Juliana

American engineer John Stevens is the first to apply the screw principle to propel a steamboat, though it will be some time before his device replaces the paddle wheel. In 1804, John and his son Robert constructed the first boat propelled by twin screw propellers. The Little Juliana, a 32 foot boat with a boiler designed by Stevens, successfully navigated the Hudson River and amazed onlookers by travelling without a visible means of propulsion

Picture No
14092178
Media ID
45872203
Size
4440px x 2319px (2.0MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Cigarette card in Wills's Famous Inventions series (1915)
Date
1804

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1804 Apply Juliana Nautical Paddle Principle Propel Propeller Propellers Replaces Screw Steamboat

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