Trains That Changed The World

In both Europe and the United States of America, trains changed daily life for a lot of people. Exploring the first locomotives during the Industrial Revolution, such as Stephenson's Rocket in 1829.

Exploring how the British Empire built railways to rule the world and control the empire with less than half a million workers. Plus, the emergence of railroads in the USA and Soviet Russia.

In both Europe and the United States of America, trains changed daily life for a lot of people. Exploring the first locomotives during the Industrial Revolution, such as Stephenson's Rocket in 1829.

As travelling between cities became easier, crossing them was impossible. The solution was a steam train that ran under the city called the London Underground.