Steamship Savannah Segment from "Savannah's Famous Ships"

In 1819, a small ship left the port city of Savannah, GA and sailed into the history; the SS Savannah became the first vessel ever to cross the Atlantic Ocean using steam power. Even though the Savannah only used steam for a portion of its journey, it was a historic voyage that foreshadowed the future of ocean travel. This segment is a clip from Michael Jordan's hour-long documentary "Savannah's Famous Ships." www.shipsofsavannah.com

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N it still happens!!!!!!!

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Jan Willem More like the Phoenix. Edit: Nvm

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...hmmm... this might be MORE of that Mickey-Mouse-tecnology... to discurage and to disapoint... hmmm... and if that pattle-wheel-at-the-side was to hit a sand-bar... then it would pop-off or break-off... or worse...

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marktsheppard Theirs a reason why the screw propeller was invented

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There were no railways in 1819.