Context: Buggies, Sleighs and Carriages in the Late 1800's
People used to use horses to pull carriages, buggies and sleighs for getting around in the late 1800's and early 1900's, just as we use cars today. These vehicles were mostly made of wood, and there were different types of vehicles for different occasions. Single-seated buggies were used to carry one or two people; double-seated buggies carried more people. Sleighs were used in the winter for travelling over snow and sometimes ice, and came in different sizes. Smaller sleighs were used to carry a few people, and large sleighs might be used for fun excursions in the wintertime. Carriages also came in different sizes, and different types were used for different occasions.
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Entries referring to " Context: Buggies, Sleighs and Carriages in the Late 1800's "
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|---|---|---|
| Myrick's Store and Carriages, Alberton | Aliciaa | Blog entry |
| Charlottetown Sleighing Club | LoreenaB | Blog entry |
| P.W Turner with Horse and Sleigh | JadeB | Blog entry |
| Race Horse | andym | Blog entry |
| The Ewan Matthews Group | LoreenaB | Blog entry |
| Two Boys in Horse-Drawn Sleigh | JadeB | Blog entry |
| Woman and Horse Carriage | Aliciaa | Blog entry |
| Horse and Carriage | tiffanyh | Blog entry |
| Ledger of John Davison, Manufacturer of Sleighs and Carriages. | LoreenaB | Blog entry |
| Alfreda Jordan and a Horse and Carriage | ashleyrd | Blog entry |
| Lady Belle | andym | Blog entry |
| Two Horse-Drawn Carriages on the Beach. | Aliciaa | Blog entry |
| Man on a Sulky | nathans | Blog entry |
| Horse and Sleigh | KaylaN | Blog entry |
| Dr. J. T. MacIntyre and Lady Belle | nathans | Blog entry |
| A Group in a Carriage in Front of City Hall | ashleyrd | Blog entry |
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