Horse and Carriage!

Submitted by DanielleR on Wed, 12/12/2007 - 18:01.

Horse and carriage were the main form of transportation. This powerful work horses were also important in farming.

This picture shows a horse and carriage!

All of the metal and iron parts were most likely made by a blacksmith. The blacksmith was a very important part of everyday life back then. Horses can do almost double the work that cars can do.

Horse and Carriage
Contributor: Bonnie Stewart

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