The development of the steamboat era in the United States of America started taking place in 1705 when the first few projects were designed and made. Next was the patenting stage which started after years of work. In 1729, the patenting of steamboats began. Soon after the patenting, steamboats became standard practice … Read more
The Kentucky Derby Festival is packed with events that celebrate the region, its people, culture, traditions, food, and drinks. Anyone who wants to visit Louisville for the race must plan a little extra time in the city the week before. But for the cruise fans, there’s an event that is a must: … Read more
People utilized boats and waterways as a mode of transportation even before aircraft, trains, and automobiles were invented. They’d utilize them to carry people and products from one location to another. However, because of river currents and a lack of experts to run them, one of the huge disadvantages of selecting water … Read more
Nowadays, many boat owners find solace and relaxation in their boats. They use it to sail, do water sports with, bask in the sun and sea, and sunbathe. Some are even grilling on a boat. A boat is a super casual chilling space. But back then, boats are a luxurious form of transport … Read more
Steamboat Willie features a Mickey Mouse animation made by Walt Disney and choreographed by Ub Iwerks that was premiered on November 18, 1928, during the famed Steamboat Era. This animation is famous for being the premiere of Mickey and Minnie as well as the beginning of a golden period of American animated … Read more
Mark Twain is a name that almost everyone knows. He was a great author who wrote many books, and his novels are still popular today. In this blog post, we’ll be discussing movies about Mark Twain and his books. These films can help you learn more about the life of one of … Read more
Steamboats revolutionized commercial and passenger transportation upon their arrival in the Mississippi River and other inland rivers in the United States. They incredibly reduced shipping time and cost with their speed, allowing people and their goods to reach remote places. Thus, stimulating the U.S. economy and immensely contributing to the Westward expansion … Read more
Before the arrival of trains, cars, trucks, and airplanes, people from the early United States and its first thirteen colonies had to travel on foot, on a horse, or on the water to further discover the western frontier. Boats and waterways became the most preferred and faster means of transportation as long … Read more
Sailing up the Hudson River is a very delightful experience and is considered a leisurely activity for those who are not in a rush to make their way north. Making this journey through a steamboat can take you up to four hours, but the whole experience would be one of peace and … Read more
Before there were trains, airplanes, and cars, boats were used for travel on rivers. These ships carried people and goods from one place to another. Traveling on the river is often very slow, as it depends on manpower, river currents, and the wind. It all changed with the invention of steam-powered boats … Read more