Design for an aerial steam carriage Boeing aircraft The Mitre Tavern on the

The Mitre Tavern on the Paddington Canal

Four figures of medusa

View of the south end of Southwark Bridge from Bankside

Map with geological information shown in colours and a vertical scale in the bottom margin

the great glasshouse built by Joseph Paxton to house the Great Exhibition of 1851

Design for an aerial steam carriage Boeing aircraft The Mitre Tavern on theDesign for an aerial steam carriage, 1843 (1956). William Henson, a follower of English aviation pioneer Sir George Cayley, patented his proposed Aerial Steam Carriage in 1842. The machine would never have been able to fly as the wings would not have been strong enough to carry the weight of the steam engine needed to power it. The design did however establish several of the features used in modern aeroplanes, including monoplane wings, the fuselage,