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.

Tom Thumb was a legendary English fairy tale character known for his tiny stature but formidable wit and courage. He faced numerous adventures and challenges, eventually meeting his demise in various versions of the story. Despite his small size, Tom Thumb's legacy lives on as a popular figure in folklore and literature.

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because ge had bad gas.

peter cooper invented Tom thumb locomotive

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