Canoes

From the White Oak Society's on-line learning center, learn about the canoe and its use in the fur trade. This web site describes the various types of canoes that were used during this era in American history.

Carriages

From the Engines of Our Ingenuity web site read about carriages by John H. Lienhard.

First flight over America

From the History net web site, read about aeronaut Jean Pierre Blanchard and his first aerial voyage in the New World on January 9, 1793.

General Warren Inne

Learn the history of this 18th century inne that has been fully restored and is still in operation. This Inne is located in Malvern Pennsylvania.

The Legacy of the Horse

This site is a chronological history of humans and their relationship with the horse. A part of the International Museum of the Horse. 

Mark Rosenstein's Sailing Page

This site contains information on sailing ships of the 18th century. It also contains resources to more information about the age of sail. Great for the Marine historian.

Native Watercraft in Canada

Learn about the watercraft that the natives of Canada used throughout history from the Canadian Museum of Civilization web site.

Road Through The Wilderness

Read the history of the first National road, by Timothy Crumrin. This is very informative and educational. The first National road was first called for since the 1740s in America.

1763 Inn

Discover the history of inns from this original 18th century Inn, which is still in operation.

Wooden Canoe Heritage Association

This association is devoted to everything about the canoe in North America. A great resource for information about this unique form of transportation.