This object's familiar name apparently derives from an unverifiable biography written by Cadwallader D. Colden.
This object's familiar name apparently derives from an unverifiable biography written by Cadwallader D. Colden. It was presumably named after the manor owned by the first Grand Master of the Grand Freemason Lodge of New York, who was known as the "Chancellor" and who had sworn in George Washington in 1789. This object's follow-ups were the similar Car of Neptune and Paragon. It was considered the "folly" of the investor Robert Livingston and of the man who had earlier designed the Nautilus, the first practical submarine. For 10 points, give either the official or the common name of the Robert Fulton invented, first commercially successful steamboat.
This object's familiar name apparently derives from an unverifiable biography written by Cadwallader D. Colden.
North River Steamboat [or Clermont]