# Robert Fulton
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robert fulton (November 14, 1765 – February 25, 1815) was an American engineer and inventor who is widely credited with developing a commercially successful steamboat; the first was called North River Steamboat (later Clermont). In 1807 that steamboat traveled on the Hudson River with passengers, from New York City to Albany and back again, a round trip of 300 miles (480 km), in 62 hours. The success of his steamboat changed river traffic and trade on major American rivers.
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01 Sharon’s Disappearance | No body, no weapon, no crime?
Sharon Fulton dropped her three-year-old son at daycare in Perth's north and never returned to pick him up. Forty years later, her husband Robert Fulton is charged with murder.
In this series, Perth court reporter, David Weber, retells the trial of Raymond Reddington — formerly Robert Fulton.
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04 Sharon’s Disappearance | No body, no parole
Thirty-six years after he killed his wife, Robert Fulton changed his name to Raymond Reddington, the lead character in US crime show, The Blacklist. We discovered another connection to this program not mentioned in the trial.
Stocky, David Weber and Clare Rawlinson discuss the sentence, the name ch…
We're Gonna Need a Bigger Boat: Indiana Maritime History
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On this episode of Unbound: A Collection of Indiana Stories, Casey and Regan are hitting the high seas... or the Great Lakes. First Regan tells us about the New Orleans, one of the first steams ships to navigate up an…
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Episode 8: The Market Revolution | APUSH, STAAR, & U.S. History Review
In this History Chat Review Blitz, students review The Market Revolution, a transformative period in U.S. History that reshaped the nation's economy, transportation systems, communication networks, and workforce…
Did You Know? - August 17: When Conscience Has a Cost
In this Voices of Life “Did You Know?” documentary episode, Pastor David explores one of the most surprising patterns in history: major events across nearly 400 years all occurring on August 17 — each raising the same question: What happens when conscience has a cost?
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Did You Know? - August 17: When Conscience Has a Cost
In this Voices of Life “Did You Know?” documentary episode, Pastor David explores one of the most surprising patterns in history: major events across nearly 400 years all occurring on August 17 — each raising the same question: What happens when conscience has a cost?
From Puritan ministers crossin…
James Rumsey and America's First Steamboat
Before Robert Fulton, there was James Rumsey, an inventor who defied his skeptics and the power of the Potomac River at Shepardstown, in what’s now West Virginia.Today we tell the story of how a chance encounter with George Washington led to Rumsey’s water-jet propelled steamboat twenty years befor…
Episode 10: How Did Steamboats Move Without Wind?
What if a boat could move without depending on the wind?
In this episode, little listeners will discover how steam power gave boats another way to move, how paddle wheels pushed against the water, and how Robert Fulton put a steamboat into service on New York’s Hudson River in 1807.
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