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Horatio Allen (1802-1889) American civil engineer and railroad pioneer. Assisted

Horatio Allen (1802-1889) American civil engineer and railroad pioneer. Assisted


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Horatio Allen (1802-1889) American civil engineer and railroad pioneer. Assisted

Horatio Allen (1802-1889) American civil engineer and railroad pioneer. Assisted in the design of the Erie Canal. In 1828 he was sent to England to study steam locomotives in mine railways. He shipped four dismantled locomotives to the United States and in 1829 drove the Stourbridge Lion along the 16 miles of track between Honedale and Carbondale, Pennsylvania. Engraving from The Railways of America (London, 1890)

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1828 1829 1890 Allen America American Assisted Canal Civil Design Engineer Horatio Lion Locomotives Miles Mine Pennsylvania Pioneer Rail Railroad Railways States Steam Study Track Transport United Dismantled Drove Erie Shipped Stourbridge


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This engraving from The Railways of America (London, 1890) showcases the remarkable Horatio Allen, an influential American civil engineer and railroad pioneer. Known for his significant contributions to transportation history, Allen's expertise extended beyond railroads as he also played a vital role in the design of the Erie Canal. In 1828, Allen embarked on a transformative journey to England with the purpose of studying steam locomotives in mine railways. His passion for innovation led him to ship four dismantled locomotives back to the United States. In 1829, he made history by driving the Stourbridge Lion along a groundbreaking 16-mile track between Honedale and Carbondale in Pennsylvania. This engraving beautifully captures Allen's pioneering spirit and dedication to advancing railway technology. It serves as a testament to his invaluable contribution towards revolutionizing transportation systems in America during that era. As we admire this historical print from Universal Images Group (UIG), we are reminded of Horatio Allen's profound impact on American engineering and how his visionary ideas continue to shape our modern world. This image is not just a depiction of tracks and locomotives; it represents progress, determination, and ingenuity that forever changed the way people traveled across vast distances in the United States.

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