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Showing posts with label horse. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 12, 2017

Amish Sleigh


"Heart of Amishland"
AMISH HORSE-DRAWN SLEIGH
Amish use the old-fashioned sleigh when heavy snow covers the countryside.


Tuesday, November 28, 2017

Goshen Dairy Horse


GOSHEN DAIRY
Established in 1920 was one of the Last Dairies in the U.S.A. to use horsedrawn milk wagons. The horse named Dewey was a Soral Belgian.

location: New Philadelphia, Ohio

 

Thursday, November 16, 2017

Assateague Island Pony


GREETINGS FROM ASSATEAGUE ISLAND, MD.
About 200 Wild Ponies live on the island. Due to numerous people feeding the wild ponies, they have become dangerous and demanding if food is exposed. Feeding the Wild Ponies is Prohibited.


Tuesday, August 15, 2017

Tuesday, February 28, 2017

Amish Wagon


Bringing home the harvest. The Amish youth is driving a wagon loaded with corn through one of the quaint villages, many are as colorful as their names suggest.

Color Photo by Robert P. Frey
 

Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Amish Carriage


A Boxlike Amish Family Carriage — it is always covered and contains a back seat for the children. The Amish take great pride in their horses which are among the finest.

 

Tuesday, January 3, 2017

Mennonite Carriages


"Heart of Dutchland"
MENNONITE CARRIAGES AT CHURCH
Old Order Mennonite horse-drawn carriages leave the Meeting House after worship service.

Saturday, October 8, 2016

Cook Forest State Park


BICYCLING and HORSEBACK RIDING are very popular with visitors at Cook Forest State Park on State Route 36 between Brookville and Tionesta, Pa. All roads in the park are available for bicycling while 5 miles of bridal trail as well as several forest roads provide enjoyable horseback riding.

postmarked 1954 

 

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Yellowstone Park Stagecoach


TWENTY-SIX PASSENGER YELLOWSTONE NATIONA PARK
STAGECOACH NEAR ROOSEVELT LODGE
Several of these were used until 1917 to transport guests from Gardiner to Mammoth but were too large to make the complete park trip.

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Amish Farm & House


THE AMISH FARM & HOUSE
East of Lancaster, Penn. on East 30
(TWO Miles of the Howard Johnson Motor Lodge)
and SIX Miles West of Paradise, Penna.
"The Original AMISH FARM Exhibit since 1955"
Visit this authoritative replica of an "Old Order Amish" Farm. Hostess lectures through ten rooms respectfully explain the Plain People's beliefs, customs and history. Complete farm operation with local crops, 20 different kinds of farm animals, and farm fowl., water wheels, buggies, windmill, 20 farm buildings, etc.  
An Excellent Field Trip for Schools, Scouts and Adults
Interesting and Educative
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Wednesday, July 22, 2015

Dick's Cafe & Curio Shop


The Famous Dick's Cafe
St. George, Utah
From an 8 stool counter in 1935 to its present large horseshoe counter and two dining rooms, accommodating over 200 people. An established landmark in Southern Utah on U. S. Highway 91. Genial E. N. "Dick" Hammer, well known for his many years as a rodeo contestant and announcer, offers you the best in true western hospitality.


Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Tower Bridge


TOWER BRIDGE
Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
So named because of its striking resemblance to the famous bridge that spans the Thames River in London, England. These brilliantly colored pinnacles are viewed in awe by those who descend the easy trails supervised by the National Park Service.

Tuesday, March 10, 2015

The Last Wagon West


THE LAST WAGON WEST
Started from Providence Forge, Va., on September 26, 1961, for California in a homemade covered wagon. The trip will take almost 7 months, a distance of about 3000 miles. This is the first wagon to attempt to make this trip from coast to coast.

Photography be C. H. Ruth

Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Cashalong Happily


"Cashalong Happily" . . . This popular star can soon be seen in the new movie, "Highlights of Ohio." It is an unusual color-sound film and is available to anyone in Ohio FREE of charge, for showing at any party or meeting. Ask at you nearby City Loan office anywhere in Ohio for this entertaining movie all about our own great State.

Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Amish Country Sleigh


GREETINGS FROM "The Amish Country"
AMISH Family in "one horse open sleigh." The sleigh is a common means of transportation during the winter.

Color Photo by Vincent Tortora

Wednesday, December 31, 2014

Horse Drawn Sleigh


A scene taken from the annual Winter Carnival at Newport, New Hampshire.

Photography by Carleton Allen
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