My book of inventors

By Maria

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Mary Anderson was born in Alabama 1866. In 1903 she took a trip to New York City. It was a snowy day and drives had to get out and rub their window with
an onion. It made traffic hard . Mary sketched on idea in her notebook she was't the first one to make windshield wipers but hers was much better

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Mary Anderson

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Mary Anderson

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Victor Ochoa

Victors machine is made from steel spring and framework it can be folded with a working lever The framework is stretched on canvas covering The plane is 26 feet wide and is only 6 feet long. The rudder is like a birds tale

George Crum

George was born in Saratoga 1822. George had an African American dad and Native American mom. During the summer George worked at a restraunt called They Moon's Lake House. A customer was not too happy. He called them soggy . He kept sending them back . George cut them thin and baked them crisp . It became a new thing !

George Crum

George was born in Saratoga 1822. George had an African American dad and Native American mom. During the summer George worked at a restraunt called They Moon's Lake House. A customer was not too happy. He called them soggy . He kept sending them back . George cut them thin and baked them crisp . It became a new thing !

Chester was born in Farmington Main 1858 when he was 15yrs old Chester went ice skating. His ears hurt and we're freezing .He could't wrap them up with wool so he invented earmuffs . He made them by bending wire and asked his grandmother to knit over them. Then he fixed them by making a headband that fit around his head. A lot of people own them now