 With Fulton supplying the design, Livingston supplying the money, and the monopoly guaranteeing the enterprise's profitability, the wind was at their backs. So they had everything kind of working in their favor here. In 1807, they completed construction of the North River Boat. I believe they changed the name of that because it's a terrible name. But that was what it was known at first. It was a 146-foot-long vessel, 12 feet wide. It was powered by an engine that Watt had built and shipped over from England.