Fulton Collection (page 3)

Fulton Harbor and recreational boats

Laughing Gull (Larus atricilla) resting on piling, Fulton, Texas

Bait Stand at Fulton Harbor, Fulton, Texas

Robert Fultons steamboat. Constructed by the North American engineer Robert FULTON (1765-1815)
Robert Fultons steamboat. Constructed by the North American engineer Robert Fulton (1765-1815). Colored engraving of the 19th century

New York: Telephone and Telegraph, C1916
NEW YORK: TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH, c1916. The Telephone & Telegraph Building at the intersection of Broadway and Fulton in New York City. Photograph by Irving Underhill, c1916

FULTON SHEEN (1895-1979). American Catholic bishop. Photograph, c1952

Moments Together
Sometimes you can find beauty in such frigid cold. Six intriguing trees atop a snowy rolling hillside at sunset in -10A'F weather. Located in rural Wisconsin

NEW YORK: STEVEDORE, 1943. Portrait of a dock stevedore holding lobster claws at the Fulton Fish Market in New York City. Photograph by Gordon Parks, 1943

ABRAHAM BALDWIN (1754-1807). American politician. Color etching, 1888, by Albert Rosenthal after a drawing by Robert Fulton

ROBERT FULTON (1765-1815). American engineer and inventor. Fultons first experiment with paddle wheels, attached to a small fishing boat on the Conestoga River, Pennsylvania, summer 1779

RUTH FULTON BENEDICT (1887-1948). American anthropologist: oil over a photograph, n. d
RUTH FULTON BENEDICT (1887-1948). American anthropologist: oil over a photograph, n.d

An Autumn Morning. Fulton, David 1848-1930

The engine and shaft of the wheels of the Clermont steamboat, built by Fulton in 1807

Fulton boards his steamboat, the Clermont, in New York, for its first trip, April 11, 1807

Robert Fulton

Fulton blows up a boat with his infernal machine in the harbor of Brest

The Clermont, Robert Fultons first steamboat, sailing on the Hudson river in New York at Albany

NEW YORK: LOWER MANHATTAN. Southeast view showing Fulton General Market (left), Fulton Ferry Terminal, and Pier Seventeen (right), New York. Photograph, early 20th century

RARITAN RIVER, 1809. Robert Fultons steamboat on the Raritan River in Perth Amboy, New Jersey. Drawing by Baroness Anne Marguerite Henriette Hyde de Neuville, 1809

STEAMBOATS, c1909. The Clermont and the Albany Day Line steamer ferry during the Hudson-Fulton Celebration on the Hudson River, New York. Stereograph, c1909

AMERICAN STEAMBOAT, 1827. The Fulton Ferry steamboat William Cutting, built in 1827. Lithograph, 1859

NEW YORK: CLERMONT, c1810. Robert Fultons steamboat Clermont passing West Point on the Hudson River on its way from New York City to Albany, c1810, the only known contemporary view of the Clermont

STEAMBOAT: PARAGON, 1811. The Paragon, built in 1811, was the third steamboat built for the Hudson River service, and the fourth designed by Robert Fulton. Lithograph, American, 1852

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ROBERT FULTONs CLERMONT. Robert Fultons steamboat, Clermont, on the Hudson River, New York, c1813. Lithograph, French, c1830-35

JOHN FULTON REYNOLDS (1820-1863). U. S. Army officer and Union Army General during
JOHN FULTON REYNOLDS (1820-1863). U.S. Army officer and Union Army General during the American Civil War. Engraving, mid or late 19th century

FULTON: CRUELTY. Cruelty Presiding over the Prison Ship. Lithograph, American, 1856, after Robert Fulton (1765-1815)

ROBERT FULTON (1765-1815). American engineer and inventor. Photogravure, American, c1914, after a painting by Benjamin West

ROBERT FULTONs CLERMONT. Robert Fultons steamboat, Clermont, built in 1807. Wood engraving, 19th century

ABRAHAM BALDWIN (1754-1807). American politician. Etching, 1888, by Albert Rosenthal after a drawing by Robert Fulton

FULTON FERRY BOAT, 1890. The ferry steamboat Fulton crossing the East River in New York City. Photograph, 1890

ROBERT FULTONs CLERMONT. A view of West Point on the Hudson River with Robert Fultons steamboat, Clermont, steaming upstream from New York City to Albany, c1810

UNITED MECHANICS, 1870. Lithograph poster for the American Order of United Mechanics, 1870

East River Docks & Lower Manhattan
View of the East River docks, New York, New York, 1930s. Visible behind the masted fishing boat are several skyscrapers on the Manhattan skyline

Douglas Smyths plan for the Fulton Fish Markets new building. Line engraving, 1881
FULTON FISH MARKET, 1881. Douglas Smyths plan for the Fulton Fish Markets new building. Line engraving, 1881

American engineer and inventor. Steel engraving, American, 1861
ROBERT FULTON (1765-1815). American engineer and inventor. Steel engraving, American, 1861

Robert Fulton, American inventor and engineer (1765-1815): His submarine Nautilus. 1)Travelling on surface: 2)Submerged. Fulton demonstrated the vessel on the Seine, May 1801. Boat powered manually

Inclined plane powered by water wheel in use on a canal. The inclined plane was used to transfer vessels, in this case tub boats

Double inclined plane for moving tub boats from one level to another on a canal.. Boats were lowered on rails and counterbalanced by a tub containing water

Inclined planes for use on canals. 1800. Top: Double inclined plane Middle: Upper works of single inclined plane. Bottom: Upper works of medium inclined plane powered by a water wheel

Canal boat for passengers and freight with framework for tarpaulin (top) and boat for freight covered with tarpaulin (bottom)

Robert Fulton (1765-1815) American engineer and inventor born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. His steamboat Clermont made a successful journey on the Hudson river from New York to Albany on 14

Porpoise and Fulton submarines, 1900s C016 / 2541
Porpoise and Fulton submarines. USS Porpoise (SS-7) and the submarine Fulton alongside. In the background are other submarines, with the nearer one the USS Plunger (SS-2)

Ferry passengers at Fulton Street in New York leave contributions to help combat the yellow fever outbreak in
YELLOW FEVER, 1878. Ferry passengers at Fulton Street in New York leave contributions to help combat the yellow fever outbreak in the South. Line engraving from a contemporary American newspaper

FULTON, Robert (1765-1815). North-American nautical engineer. Engraving. SPAIN. Madrid. National Library

Fulton Harbor, Fulton-Rockport, Refugio Co. Texas, USA, sunset, January

NYC: FULTON FERRY, 1746. A view of Fulton Ferry in New York City in 1746. Engraving by Samuel Hollyer, 1908

FULTON: WATER-BOILER, 1793. Water-boiler on the steamship of Robert Fulton, 1793. Line engraving, 19th century

NEW YORK: FERRY, 1890. Activity at the Fulton Ferry, connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn. Line engraving, 1890

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"Fulton: A Legacy of Innovation and Adventure" From the picturesque filming locations in Cornwall to the historic rowing team from Saint John, it has left its mark on various realms throughout history. One notable figure associated with Fulton is actor Fulton Mackay, known for his role as Sprocket in a beloved TV series. His talent brought joy to many viewers and his name became synonymous with entertainment. Speaking of namesakes, another prominent mention is Robert Fulton, whose achievements revolutionized transportation. The steamboat Clermont, built under his guidance in 1807, forever changed the course of maritime travel. Witnessing this vessel steaming past the Palisades on its inaugural voyage was undoubtedly a sight to behold. But Fulton's influence extended beyond waterways; it also reached the skies. The Lockheed MC-130E Hercules 64-0567 served as a testament to technological advancements and aerial capabilities. This aircraft played an integral role in missions that required precision and efficiency. Meanwhile, Sir Forest Fulton made waves within legal circles as the esteemed Red Judge and Recorder. His commitment to justice ensured fair trials and upheld law and order. In terms of defense weaponry, even firearms bear the name Fulton. The Lee Enfield Mk I sniper rifle showcased both power and accuracy when it debuted back in 1916—a true testament to engineering excellence. Fulton's impact transcended borders too—Winston Churchill himself delivered an influential speech at Fulton, Missouri during World War II. His words resonated deeply with those who sought inspiration amidst challenging times. Not limited by land or air alone, Skylights adorned buildings across cities worldwide—illuminating spaces with natural light while providing breathtaking views of urban landscapes. Lastly, let us not forget about Boeing VB-17G Flying Fortress N207EV Shady Lady—an iconic symbol of resilience during wartime operations that soared through skies bearing the name "Fulton. " Whether navigating rivers or soaring through clouds, the name Fulton has become synonymous with innovation, adventure, and progress.