Round-the-World Flights
Evans & Wells Round-the-World Plane, Train, Car & Steamer Trip
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Circumnavigation of the Globe
Round-the-World
Fastest trip by Plane, Train, Car and Steamer
Edward S. Evans and Linton Wells
Began & Ended at the World Building in New York City
June 16, 1926 to July 14, 1926
28 Days, 14 Hours, 36 Minutes & 5 Seconds
- By Car from the World Building in New York City to the port
- Crossed the Atlantic by Steamer
- By Car from Cherbourg to Paris
- Flew by Plane (9 flights) from Paris to Omsk, Russia
- By Train to Pusan, Korea
- Crossed from Korea to Japan by Steamer
- By Train to Yokohama, Japan
- Crossed the Pacific by Steamer (Empress of Russia)
- Flew by Plane (8 flights) from Victoria, Washington to Mitchell Field, NY
- By Car to World Building in New York City
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