An 1895 trap carriage and a Conestoga wagon on a short stretch of plank road bracket a homemade airplane. |
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There were primitives, like a neat stair saw dated 1808, a Conestoga wagon jack, and the earliest lawn mower ever. |
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The wheel is a local reference to the Conestoga wagon, which brought the first settlers into Waterloo. |
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Along the eastern seaboard of what is now the United States carting provided the most common form of transport, as the development of the Conestoga wagon attested. |
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A descendant of the Conestoga wagon was the prairie schooner, used by the pioneers to transport their possessions westward. |
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If I'd been born in the 1850s or thereabouts, you would not have found me on a Conestoga wagon to Nebraska or the Dakotas. |
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They migrated in a Conestoga wagon, settling in New Mexico. |
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No doubt, the trip was more scenic from the buckboard of a Conestoga wagon when folks had to worry about Indians, bandits, and bad weather. |
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A model Conestoga wagon took flight today as officials unveiled Portland, Ore. |
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Tooling around Denver, not in a Conestoga wagon but in an Acura NSX, Arnold cuts a prominent figure. |
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It is returning to American Celebration on Parade along with a 162-year-old Conestoga wagon used as part of the Wyoming float. |
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By comparison, the Caliber rode on a Franken-chassis: part Mitsubishi Lancer, part Chrysler Sebring, part Jeep Patriot — perhaps, for that matter, part Conestoga wagon. |
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Quakers including Richard Mowry migrated here from Smithfield, Rhode Island, and built mills, railroads, houses, tools and Conestoga wagon wheels. |
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The Spread Eagle Tavern, shown in the painting, 14 miles from Philadelphia provided food and lodging for the those traveling by stagecoach or Conestoga wagon. |
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These changes take Andre's boat as far from that new Hinckley as a Conestoga Wagon is from a Lexus. |
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