Big Walnut Area Historical Society presents . . . . | ||||
At the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century a new form of transportation began to appear worldwide that would transform the way humans move goods as well as themselves. Horseless vehicles would soon become the way the world moves. Inventors and companies tried various forms of propulsion before eventually settling on gasoline-powered internal combustion machines. Hundreds of companies emerged creating some strange looking machines. The presentation will cover some of the very early inventions and cover the automobile industry into the 1920’s. A number of images of these early automobiles will also be presented. Roberts, a retired history teacher and guidance counselor for Big Walnut Local Schools, is a Trustee of the historical society, coordinator for the monthly programs, the Sunbury Town Crier and a docent in the Myers Inn Museum. |
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(01/21/2017) |