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Horse-Drawn Sled Hauling Logs in Cabot, Vermont

Horse-Drawn Sled Hauling Logs in Cabot, Vermont

Original caption: 377261. Horse-drawn sled hauling logs to Cabot log landing, operated by Northeastern Timber Salvage Administration in Cabot, Vermont. Taken by Bluford Muir - March, 1939. Records Relating to ... More

Amish Country Byway - Shady Parking for Horse-Drawn Carriages

Amish Country Byway - Shady Parking for Horse-Drawn Carriages

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Original Caption: Horses hitched to horse-drawn carriages, tied to a post, wait patiently in the summer shade in Winesburg. Location: Winesburg, Ohio (40... More

Horse-Drawn Well Drill - Bureau of Indian Affairs

Horse-Drawn Well Drill - Bureau of Indian Affairs

Public domain photograph related to native Americans, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Reservations, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description Photographs

Amish Country Byway - Shady Parking for Horse-Drawn Carriages

Amish Country Byway - Shady Parking for Horse-Drawn Carriages

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Original Caption: Horses hitched to horse-drawn carriages, tied to a post, wait patiently in the summer shade in Winesburg. Location: Winesburg, Ohio (40... More

Amish Country Byway - Horse-Drawn Wagon

Amish Country Byway - Horse-Drawn Wagon

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Original Caption: A few people sit in a horse-drawn wagon at the "Behalt" Amish and Mennonite Information Center in Berlin. Location: Ohio (40.554° N 81.... More

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