- Pennsylvania, in 1814 as an
improvement over the less
efficient side-
wheelers. The
second stern-
wheeler built,
Washington of 1816, had two
decks and
served as...
- Darlington,
side-
wheel steamer Donegal,
side-
wheel steamer Edith,
steamer (Later CSS Chickamauga) Ella,
side-
wheel steamer Ella and Annie,
side-
wheel steamer...
- Georgiana, a
small side-
wheel steamboat made in
Philadelphia in 1849, one of the
first on the
waters of the
Mokelumne River, Sacramento, San
Joaquin and...
-
Dreadnaught wheel,
Driving wheel, Flywheel,
Hubless wheel,
Inline skate wheel,
Mansell wheel,
Mecanum wheel,
Motorcycle wheel, Omni
wheel,
Pedrail wheel, Pressed...
- purpose-built for
regularly scheduled trans-Atlantic
crossings was the
British side-
wheel paddle steamer SS Great
Western built by
Isambard Kingdom Brunel in 1838...
- A
sidecar is a one-
wheeled device attached to the
side of a motorcycle, scooter, or bicycle,
making the
whole a three-
wheeled vehicle. The combination...
- USS
Alonzo Child was a
side-
wheel steamer seized by the
Union Navy
during the
American Civil War. She was used by the
Union Navy as a
barracks ship in...
- was
originally named Seeandbee and was
built as a
Great Lakes luxury side-
wheel steamer cruise ship for the
Cleveland and
Buffalo Transit Company. Seeandbee...
- She was lost to fire in port on June 17, 1869. The
third was a
small side-
wheel steamer built in Wyandotte,
Michigan in 1872,
measuring 108 feet (33 m)...
- The
Falkirk Wheel (Scottish Gaelic:
Cuibhle na h-Eaglaise Brice) is a
rotating boat lift in Tamfourhill, Falkirk, in
central Scotland,
connecting the...