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1865: People were living in "horse and buggy" with oil lamps and big ice blocks, but after the Civil War, Edison invented the light bulb.

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1865: People were living in "horse and buggy" with oil lamps and big ice blocks, but after the Civil War, Edison invented the light bulb.

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1876: The Telephone come next by Alexander Graham Bell

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1876: The Telephone come next by Alexander Graham Bell

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1879: Edison used bamboo fibers to light his light bulbs 

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1879: Edison used bamboo fibers to light his light bulbs 

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1882: A central generating station in New York

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1882: A central generating station in New York

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1883 - 1885: The Brooklyn Bridge and a 10 story building in Chicago made of steel

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1883 - 1885: The Brooklyn Bridge and a 10 story building in Chicago made of steel

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1877: The photograph was invented by Thomas Edison

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1877: The photograph was invented by Thomas Edison

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1891: There were over 1300 stations, providing enough electricity to power around 3 million light bulbs.

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1891: There were over 1300 stations, providing enough electricity to power around 3 million light bulbs.

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1893: Charles Duryea and J. Frank, who were bicycle mechanics at the time, designed the first successful American gasoline automobile in Springfield Massachusetts, later being sold as the first American-made gas powered car in 1896.

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1893: Charles Duryea and J. Frank, who were bicycle mechanics at the time, designed the first successful American gasoline automobile in Springfield Massachusetts, later being sold as the first American-made gas powered car in 1896.

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1900: nearly a million miles of telegraph wires were carrying more than 60 million messages a year.

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1900: nearly a million miles of telegraph wires were carrying more than 60 million messages a year.

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In 1900: 40% of Americans lived in cities many illuminated their homes with electric lights, kept foods cold in an electric refrigerator, and could send news across the continent in an instant by telegraph or telephone. 

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In 1900: 40% of Americans lived in cities many illuminated their homes with electric lights, kept foods cold in an electric refrigerator, and could send news across the continent in an instant by telegraph or telephone. 

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1903: Orville and Wilbur Wright made the first successful powered-airplane flights in history becoming a new form of transportation, near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. After that initial success, inventors worked continually to improve airplane design.

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1903: Orville and Wilbur Wright made the first successful powered-airplane flights in history becoming a new form of transportation, near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. After that initial success, inventors worked continually to improve airplane design.

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1920: The number of commercial telephones had grown to at least 13 million.

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1920: The number of commercial telephones had grown to at least 13 million.

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1920: More than 50% of Americans lived in towns and cities than in rural areas.

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1920: More than 50% of Americans lived in towns and cities than in rural areas.