Rochester / New York / Chester / Cambridge / Long Island / Lincoln / /
Company
the New York Times / Sun Ship Building Company / Sun Oil Company / Dupont Company / H. H. Ward Company / Chester / W. W. Ward Company / Sun Company / Pan American Airlines / Seadromes / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
United States / Canada / United Kingdom / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / /
Facility
Brooklyn Bridge / University of Maryland Life Center / Hagley Museum / Did Sun Ship Building / Aviation Museum / US Navy Museum / /
IndustryTerm
shore oil rigs / steel wires / aircraft carrier / metal workers / sheet metal products / regular steamship travel / airline industry / gas-powered automobiles / oil / steel drums / past ship travel / transatlantic air travel / Airline executives / online research / Ocean travel / air travel / passenger air travel / transatlantic passenger airline / /
NaturalFeature
Gulf of Mexico / Choptank River / /
Organization
Public Works Administration / University of Maryland Life Center for Environmental Science / Society of Automotive Engineers / Federal Aviation Commission / United States Navy / /
Person
Kim Nielsen / Charles Nagy / Jules Verne / Jon Williams / Bruce Figarsky / Franklin Roosevelt / Charles Lindbergh / Did Ed / Harold Ickes / Daniel Roper / John A. Roebling / Edward R. Armstrong / /
Position
favorite writer / Seadrome model / collector / President / engineer / author / Director / pilot / Secretary of the interior / Secretary of Commerce / Curator / /
Product
Seadrome / /
ProvinceOrState
Nebraska / Maryland / New York / Pennsylvania / California / /
Episode 711, Story 2: Seadrome Tukufu: our next story investigates an inventor’s dream of bringing the US and Europe closer together. May 27, 1927, Charles Lindbergh made history flying alone, non-stop, across the Atl