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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 20 (November 1875) (1875)

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a- the origination of the steam carriage to Oliver Evans, who, in tion of this first passenger locomotive, as it now appears, Practical Painting. 1787, obtained from the Maryland legislature a patent for placed as a monument upon a massive pedestal. The plain Everybody knows that the painting of… … FIRST PASSENGER LOCOMOTIVE. THE LOCOMOTION, THE of flour to and from mills. Evans found, however, that his tions for painting of this kind ought to be found useful has a single flue and sixty square feet of heating surface. engine, which by the way was the first ever built on the wherever the brush…

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