Stage Coach Collection (page 6)

STAGECOACH, 19TH CENTURY. Woodcut, American, 19th century

NEW YORK: CAMP WIKOFF, 1898. Life At Camp Wikoff, at Montauk Point, Long Island, New York, where soldiers returning from the Spanish-American War were quarantined. Engraving and drawings by W.A

BOSTON STAGECOACH, 1810. Advertisement for the mail stagecoach operating between Boston, Massachusetts, and the town of Sandwich on Cape Cod, 1810

ST. LOUIS: HOTEL, 1857. Planters House, St. Louis, Missouri, during the celebrations of the completion of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad in 1857

FITZWILLIAM MUSEUM, 1843. Exterior of the Fitzwilliam Museum, the art and antiquities museum of the University of Cambridge in England. Wood engraving, 1843

STAGECOACH ACCIDENT. Stopping a runaway team of horses in New York. American newspaper engraving, 1879

LUCRETIA GARFIELD (1832-1918). Wife of President James A. Garfield. Mrs. Garfield leaving the White House for and evening ride. Engraving from an American newspaper, 1881

STAGECOACH ACCIDENT. A terrible runaway accident. American newspaper engraving, 1868

NEW YORK: COACHING, 1875. New York City. The four-in hand club passing through Central Park, on the way to the races at Jerome Park, Fordham. Wood engraving, American, 1875

ENGLAND: COACHING, 1876. The London and Brighton Coach about to Start from the Old Ship Hotel, Brighton. Engraving, American, 1876

NEW YORK: COACHING, 1876. Coaching in America - Start of Colonel Delancey Kanes New Rochelle and Pelham Coach from the Hotel Brunswick, Madison Square. Line engraving, American, 1876

OKLAHOMA LAND RUSH, 1889. Establishing the first bank at Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory, on the first day of the Oklahoma land rush, 22 April 1889. Drawing from a contemporary American newspaper

STAGECOACH, 18th CENTURY. A stagecoach ride in England in the 18th century. Wood engraving, English, 19th century

BOSTON POST ROAD, 1815. A relay on the old Boston Post Road, 1815. Wood engraving, 1886, after Thure de Thulstrup

ENGLAND: MAIL COACH, 1849. Old style: the mail coach. Wood engraving, English, 1849

PARIS EXPOSITION, 1855. The arrival of Emperor Napoleon III and the Empress Eug

NATIVE AMERICAN ATTACK ON COACH. Native American attacking an Overland Express coach in the American West during the 1860s. Wood engraving, American, 1875

PARIS: EXPOSITION OF 1867. Distribution of Prizes at the Paris Exhibition: Arrival of the Emperor Napoleon III at the Palace of Industry, Champs-Élys

NEW YORK: BROADWAY, 1831. The Old Broadway Stages in 1831. Broadway at St. Pauls Chapel. Wood engraving after a lithograph, 1831

BROOKLYN BRIDGE, 1882. The Cars As They Will Be On The Brooklyn Bridge. Projected traffic on the soon-to-be completed Brooklyn Bridge. Wood engraving, American, 1882

VIRGINIA: STAGECOACH, 1855. A stagecoach in Virginia. Wood engraving, 1855

RURAL COACH STOP, 1842. A coach stop in rural America: wood engraving from a late 19th century edition of Charles Dickens " American Notes" first published in 1842

STAGECOACH SERVICE, 1830. Mail coach notice, 1830, advertising service between Albany and Boston

STAGECOACH, 16th CENTURY. Coaches and horse-sedans of England in the 16th century. Wood engraving, 19th century

AMERICAN STAGECOACH, 1887. The stagecoach went rapidly down the steep and sandy road among the lonely mountains. Line engraving, American, 1887

STAGECOACH ROBBERY, 1880s. A stagecoach holdup near Leadville, Colorado. American engraving, 1882

NEW YORK STAGE COACHES. A slight Idea of the Comfort of Having Plenty of Stages. American cartoon, 1859, on the unintended invonvenience of having numerous stage coaches in New York City

STAGE COACH, 19th CENTURY. An early 19th century public stage coach with passengers inside and out. Wood engraving, 1839

STAGECOACH SERVICE, 1820. Coach notice, 1820, advertising service between New York and Philadelphia

STAGECOACH, 19th CENTURY. Wood engraving, early-19th century

UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION, 1855. The Beaux-Arts building in Paris, France. Wood engraving from a contemporary English newspaper

EMIGRANTS TO THE WEST, 1865. Traffic in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California in 1865. Wood engraving, 1867

STAGECOACH SERVICE, 1767. Advertisement of stage coach service between Philadelphia and New York, from The New York Gazette or Weekly Post Boy, 1767

STAGECOACH, 19th CENTURY. Arrival of the coach at an old stage station on the National Road in the early 19th century. Wood engraving, American, 1879, after Howard Pyle

STAGECOACH / COVERED WAGON. Traffic in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California in 1865
STAGECOACH/COVERED WAGON. Traffic in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California in 1865: contemporary colored engraving

AMERICAN STAGECOACH, 1798. Contemporary colored line engraving

STAGECOACH, 1798. American stage wagon stopping at a public house. Line engraving, American, 1798

STAGECOACH ACCIDENT, 1856. A mishap on a corduroy road near Lynchburg, Virginia, in 1856. Wood engraving after a drawing by Porte Crayon (D.H. Strother)

AMERICAN STAGECOACH, 1781. Elizabethtown, New Jersey, stage-wagon, on its two-day journey to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. From an American newspaper advertisement of 1781

BOSTON POST ROAD. A relay on the old Boston Post Road, 1815. Wood engraving, 1886, after Thure de Thulstrup

Passenger Traffic map
Plan of licensed stage coaches running between London and the East of England, c.1840 Date: c. 1840

Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire

Stagecoach robbery by women bandits
" Old Man Harverys six pretty and buxom daughters captured while holding up a stage coach near Salmon City, Idaho, by a Sheriffs posse". Date: 19th Century

BABBITTs SOAP, 1887. American merchants trade card, 1887

First fatal automobile accident, 1834
First fatal automobile accident. 19th century artwork of the explosion of a steam stagecoach in Paisley, Scotland, on 29 July 1834

SNOWY TURNPIKE, 1795. A snowy day on the Lancaster, Pennsylvania Turnpike in 1795. After a painting by Carl Rakeman (1878-1965)

STAGECOACH ROBBERY, 1911. A group of men and women during a hold up up by robbers in rural America. Stereograph, 1911

STAGECOACH ROBBERS. Hands up! Painting, 1906, by N. C. Wyeth
STAGECOACH ROBBERS. Hands up! Painting, 1906, by N.C. Wyeth

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"Stagecoach: A Glimpse into the Wild West and Native American Conflict" Step back in time to the rugged era of the Wild West, where stagecoaches traversed treacherous landscapes and faced constant danger. One such perilous encounter was a Native American attack on a western stagecoach, as depicted by John Constable's masterpiece "Sir Richard Steeles Cottage, Hampstead. " The painting captures the intensity of this clash between cultures. Charles M. Russell's drawing "RUSSELL: STAGE ROBBER" showcases another threat that plagued these iconic vehicles. With shotgun in hand, a daring bandit points it at an unsuspecting stagecoach while clutching a treasure box stolen from a fallen messenger. This vivid vignette reminds us of the risks involved in traveling through untamed territories. Travelers planning their journey could consult the "Texas to Pacific Coast stagecoach schedule and price list" from 1838, which reveals not only the routes but also provides insight into how much one had to pay for this adventurous mode of transportation. As we move across continents, Oxfordshire presents itself as an unexpected setting for our story. Here lies an old stagecoach stop along the post road—a testament to how far-reaching this method of travel truly was. Meanwhile, thousands gather annually at Tucson Rodeo Parade in Arizona to celebrate its rich heritage with colorful floats depicting scenes from yesteryears when stagecoaches were commonplace. It serves as a reminder that even today, people cherish these historical icons. Imagine witnessing fresh horses being hitched up to replace tired ones during a quick pitstop—an essential part of keeping up with demanding schedules and ensuring passengers' safety during long journeys. In Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park's Gouldings Trading Post stands proudly yet another symbol of America's past—the Stagecoach monument—reminding visitors about its significance in shaping history within Utah's breathtaking landscapes. Venturing further west, we arrive at Virginia City, Nevada in the 1870s.