What if a city had too many horses?

In the late 1800s, London depended on horses for almost everything. They pulled carriages, buses, delivery wagons, and carts through the crowded streets every day.

But there was a problem.

With thousands of horses working across the city, the streets became dirtier and smellier each year. Some people even feared London could be buried under horse manure.

Then a surprising invention appeared: the motor car.

Step into this fascinating true story and discover how one of London’s biggest problems helped inspire a very different future.