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Telegraph-PhotostoryTelegraphSamuel E. B. Morse invented the telegraph in 1837. This invention could send messages quickly between places that were far apart.
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Video Elias Howe invented the sewing machince in 1846. With this invention clothing could be made much faster.
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Henry BessemerHenry Bessemer invented the Bessemer Process in 1856. This invention made it so steel could be made quickly and cheaply.
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George Pullman Railroad Sleeping CarsGeorge Pullman invented the railroad sleeping cars in 1856. This sleeping car encouraged people to travel long distances by train.
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VideoTypewriter Christopher SholesChristopher Sholes invented the typewriter in 1867. The typewriter made it easier to prepare written material.
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Lubricating cup Elijah McCoyElijah McCoy invented the lubricating cup in 1872. The lubricating cup used dripping oil to keep the parts of a train moving smoothly.
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Telephone Alexander Graham BellAlexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in 1876. This invention abled people to talk with each other over long distances.
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Barbed Wire Joseph GliddenJoseph Glidden invented barbed wire in 1873. The invention of barbed wire made it possible to build fences around large areas.
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VideoPhonograph Thomas EdisonThomas Edison invented the phonograph in 1877, this invention help people to hear music and other sounds on records.
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Thomas Edison Electric Light BulbThomas Edison invented the eletric light bulb in 1879. This invention of eletric light bulbs are used to light homes, schools, offices, and streets.
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Jan MatzeligerJan Matzeliger invented the shoemaking machine in 1882. Shoes are made in factories and sold in store, this invention shorten the length it took to make a pair of shoes.
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Wright Brother VideoWright BrothersWilbur and Orville Wright invented the airplane in 1903. The Wright brothers proved that it was possible to build a flying machine.
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Video-PhotostoryMoving Assembly LineHenry Ford invented the moving assembly line. This invention help to move cars and other items down the line for a quicker assembly.