Some types of transportation that people used on PEI in the late 1800's and early 1900's were horses and buggies, carriages, sleighs, trains, ice boats, horses, walking on foot, and bicycles. Some methods of transportation, like ice boats and sleighs, were only used in the winter. Others, like horses and buggies, bicycles and carriages, were only used in the summer. Still others were used in both winter and summer, such as trains and horses.

This picture is about a horse and a coach. A coach teaches a horse, and when the horse is clever, the coach strokes the horse. The time period was 1938.

This picture is about a train. The train has many people inside, and it's snowing now. This picture was taken in 1910.

This is a picture of Silk crepe de chine (French) and other dress materials from Holman's Catalog. People ordered goods like fabric from Holman's Catalog. Women could make dresses out of these fabrics, then wear the dresses when they went out driving in a carriage pulled by a horse.

This picture is about a horse and carriage. This horse looks very strong. I think its color is brown, but the picture is black and white, so I cannot decide. I think the horse's purpose is to pull the cart, and that someone sits in the cart. The period of this picture was July, 1938. That's a long time ago!