Category:Mud wagon stagecoaches

Merriam-Webster:

Stage wagon — a wagon used as a stagecoach especially formerly in thinly settled areas
Mud wagon — a stagecoach lighter and smaller than the Concord coach with flat sides and simpler joinery.

OED: Mud wagon — A type of carriage, less elaborate and comfortable than a stagecoach, and usually of lighter construction. Origin mid 19th century.

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Wells Fargo mud wagon stagecoaches‎ (6 F)

Media in category "Mud wagon stagecoaches"

The following 6 files are in this category, out of 6 total.

A Mud-Wagon-type stagecoach (possibly a mail stage?) with a six-horse hitch, Goldfield, Nevada, ca.1905 (CHS-5426).jpg 5,100 × 4,137; 2.69 MB
Full stagecoach along a dirt road, Yuma, ca.1905 (CHS-4250).jpg 3,900 × 2,974; 1.37 MB
Grabill - The Deadwood Coach-2.jpg 4,685 × 3,792; 1.63 MB
Photograph of a stage coach. The coach is a "mudwagon" used to travel through rugged terrain. - NARA - 296584 (cropped).jpg 2,400 × 1,613; 869 KB
Photograph of a stage coach. The coach is a "mudwagon" used to travel through rugged terrain. - NARA - 296584.jpg 3,000 × 2,426; 1.54 MB
Photograph of a stage coach. The coach is a "mudwagon" used to travel through rugged terrain. - NARA - 296584.tif 3,000 × 2,426; 6.94 MB

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