- PA6.018
- Item
- [1989]
A row of chuckwagons pulled by horses make their way down Main Street in a parade.
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Hauling grain to elevator with horsepower
- AG5A.020
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- [1910s]
Many wagons pulled by teams of horses waiting in line at an elevator. Wagons mostly empty, men standing around "visiting". Grandstand in the background as well as an elevator. Railway ties litter the ground indicating that a track is being laid.
- 78.331.05
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- ca.1927
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
Three wagons pulled by horses moving in a line through the snow
- PA6.017
- Item
- [1989]
Horses, their riders, and a team of covered wagons make their way down Main Street in a parade.
- AG1.002
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- [ca. 1910]
Unknown man in a buggy with a five horse hitch stopped in front of a barn.
Jno N. Ford on wagon pulled by two oxen.
- AG1.010
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- ca. 1910
One ox is smaller than the other. They are travelling on a well-worn track. The man on the wagon is wearing a dress hat. Jno. N. Ford homesteaded NE 14-31-19 W3 (SW Stranraer) in 1910. He drove these oxen until 1919.
- RO5.030
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- 1955
Children ride in a homemade chuckwagon down the street, pulled by a horse. The wagon says "Manegre's Chuckwagon Ride".
- AG1.004
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- September 9, 1929
Eight mules hitched to two wagons
Ward's Photo Studio
Parade of Draft Horses Pulling Wagons
- PA4.003
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- 1929
Six or eight horse teams, some Clydesdales, in dressed-up harness and pulling wagons in parade around the racetrack.
Ward's Photo Studio
- AG5A.017
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- 1918
Steam engine with belt, two wagons, team of horses unhitched feeding beside the wagons. G.W. Woods seated on tractor
- RO12.004
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- [1920]
Mrs L. Kunkel and an unknown friend sit outside a (blacksmith?) shop on First Avenue amongst wagons and wagon wheels. The signs on the building read "Frost & Wood Farm Machinery" (a brand out of Ontario popular at the time), and "Adams Wagons".