i think metal because they dint have anything else
they made steam trains in Victorian times fro people to travel out of the city
the year was inbetween the victorian era
Right around 1800.
1879.
Most trains and accessories are/were manufactured in their Chesterfield, MI facility.
George Stephenson invented the first train 'The Rocket'
Yes they where made in Victorian times
rich Victorian famillies could have went somwhere close by they had no cars planes trains etc so not far poor people will not have went on holiday
Horse, Carriage, Stage Coach and trains. Woops, almost forgot walking
They used steamboats, steam trains and horse and carriages. By Riaz Hussein
Victorian people can't travel now because they are all dead. Victorian people used to travel by stage coach, later by train and bicycle. Right at the end of the Victorian era, a few wealthy people had the first cars (automobiles).
The Victorian Era was era of rail development in the UK. How fast did they travel? Since this was a time of maturation of railroad, you could say anywhere from 10 to 60 mph and be correct. One of the most famous trains of the era was The Flying Scotsman. It was the first train to be able to travel nonstop from Waverly Station, Edinburgh to King's Cross, London. That's a distance of 392 miles nonstop, and do it in approx. 8 hrs.