Stage coach relics and legends in American West lore
A history of old Concord stage coaches and their travels across the West. Notable routes, famous passengers, and the Smithsonian and Will Rogers stories illustrate the romance and rugged practicality of early U.S. transportation. The article traces builders Abbott-Downing of Concord and the coach’s enduring design.
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Best sty spots in town spark hungry and thirsty talk
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