Apologise: Samuel Sewall Sails for Home
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This scrapbook contains letters, photographs, newspaper articles, military records, government records relating to Samuel Peppard, known for his "Peppard wind-wagon. Several were built and in the press gave them considerable attention.
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They were similar to an ordinary light wagon; weighed about pounds; had a bed about three feet wide, eight feet long, and six inches deep; and were propelled by a sail or sails raised over the center of the front axle. When the breezes blew in the right direction the wagons were reported to skim over the prairies at about 15 miles per hour, with speeds at up to 40 miles per hour.
Peppard gained notice when he attempted to "sail" his wagon from Oskaloosa to eastern Colorado. Date: Because this is a large item, it must be printed in separate sections. Please choose the section you wish to print from the list below.]
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