Eps 1: 8 Reasons Railway Is A Waste Of Time
On August 28, 1830, Cooper's engine, which he called the "Tom Thumb," was undergoing testing on B&O tracks near Baltimore when a horse-drawn train pulled up alongside it and challenged Cooper (and "Tom Thumb") to a race.
Naval Observatory sent out a telegraph signal marking 12:00 pm ET, and railway office in cities and towns across the country calibrated their clocks .
The same year that the "Tom Thumb" lost its race, there were just 23 miles of railroad tracks in the United States.
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