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By: Keegan Nuttall

Public TransportationPublic Transportation

• Streetcars, busses and more were key to Streetcars, busses and more were key to Seattle's successSeattle's success

The first horse drawn streetcars were The first horse drawn streetcars were started by Frank Osgood. He retired in started by Frank Osgood. He retired in 1889 though. Just 11 years later after he 1889 though. Just 11 years later after he retired the Madison cable car was built. retired the Madison cable car was built. Then the Shell Oil Tank Wagon was Then the Shell Oil Tank Wagon was created in 1910created in 1910

10 years later the first gasoline pump was 10 years later the first gasoline pump was made.made.

Boeing

Boeing was the first airplane company in Seattle and the most important.

July 14, 1916 Pacific aero production Company (Boeing) was created. Wong Tsu created the first airplane that was called a model-c airplane. In World War 1 Boeing made airplanes for the U.S.A , which made it grow because they got Noticed and got a lot of money.

Cars and Roads

• From 1855-1951 there was a big change in Seattle history.

Only few roads were planked or paves outside downtown Seattle. The first adds for cars appeared in Seattle Times. In 1901 UPS started. Later the first electric car was built.

BoatsBoats• In 1855 about 100 people lived in Seattle

Most worked in shipyards. The same year there were only two small steamers in the Puget Sound. On June first 1951 Washington State Ferries began transporting through the Puget sound.

Bibliography• Works Cited• Crowley, Walt, and Priscilla A. Long. HistoryLink's Seattle & King

County Timeline. Seattle, Wash.: HistoryLink in Association with the University of Washington, 2001. Print.

• HistoryLink.org- the Free Online Encyclopedia of Washington State History. Web. 07 June 2010. <http://historylink.org>.

• Sundquist, Mark. Seattle. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Pub., 2010. Print.• Warren, James R., and William R. McCoy. Highlights of Seattle's

History. Seattle, Wash.: Historical Society of Seattle and King County, 1982. Print

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