http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Thumb_(locomotive)
The name of the horse seems to have been lost in time. There does not appear to be any mention of the horses actual name in any of the old newspapers from that time or in historical archives.
The steam locomotive.
I believe you mean to "hit" or "tap" the horse not beat it and you would use a "whip" to urge the horse on.
The "iron horse" was the name given to the steam locomotive as the Trans-Continental Railroad was built. It was how the native populations of the areas the railroad was built through could understand and describe a locomotive, which was a technology they had never before seen. The locomotive was described as being "like a horse" because it pulls "wagons" (railroad cars) and travels long distances; it was distinguished from a living horse by being made of iron and only running along the steel rails laid down by workers.
The Tom Thumb is a type of steam locomotive, specifically a locomotive designed by inventor George Stephenson in 1830. It was one of the first commercially successful steam locomotives and played a significant role in the development of railway technology.
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its a union station cargo locomotive drive by greive no more
The rocket locomotive refers to Stephenson's Rocket, which was the name of a steam locomotive developed in 1829 by Robert Stephenson. Stephenson was a railway engineer.
The name of the first train was a locomotive. A locomotive is fueled by burning combustible coal, oil or wood to produce steam.
The name of the fist steam powered locomotive was rocket .
Locomotive.
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