Steam+Train

The man who invented the steam train was Richard Trevithick between 1803 and 1804 he was born in 1771 and he died in 1833. The Train held 10 tons of iron and 70 men nearly ten from Penydarren, at speed of five miles-per-hour. This source was taken from uk.ask.com.
 * __The Steam Train.__**

Trevithick was excited by the performance of the world's first locomotive engine after its trials on the Penydarren wagon-way in South Wales. He wrote enthusiastically to his friend Davis Gilbert on February 20th 1804: 'The engine, with water included, is about five tons. It runs up the Tram road... The engine moves forth 9 feet every stroke. Here is a picture of the first ever steam train.

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Railways meant the end for [|canals] and [|coaches]. Railways were to transform Britain in the nineteenth century. Wagons pulled along on tracks had existed for some while, but these wagons had been pulled by horses. Advances in railways took place throughout the nineteenth century but there are a number of key dates in the history of railways. The paragraph and picture was taken from []
 * __What was life like before the steam Train?__**

The first steam was called the rocket. wrote by Dylan Hammond.