The document discusses various modes of transportation in the 1800s, including carriages drawn by horses which became popular for women and commuting, barouches which were four-wheeled carriages used by aristocratic families, and trains which became a popular means of transportation connecting towns across England by 1854 and forming the first steam railway.

1. by Sara Sheffield

2. Very popular and widely
used for commuting.
 Became popular in the
1800’s.
 Women were allowed to wear special
clothing.

3.  Liked by the ladies.
 Open carriage drawn by horses.
 Very light.

4.  First was created in 1865.
 Only the rich could afford it.
 Rarity until 1880’s and 1890’s.

5.  Most would walk long ways
 Poverty caused many to walk.
 People walk on dirt road.
 Was cheapest way to travel.

6.  Aristocratic or the upper class families used a
barouche.
 A four-wheel carriage.
 Has fold-up hood.
 Inside the seats face
each other.

7.  A popular source of transportation.
 First and second class seats were on trains.
 Every town connected by trains by1854.
 First steam railway.
Liverpool and Manchester Railway.

8.  First built in 1801.
 Transport letters and wealthy passengers.
 Problems arose in rough seas.

9.  Named after German town.
 A status symbol.
 Very expensive.