Stage Coaches Collection

Tucson Rodeo Parade, Tucson, Arizona, United States of America, North America

Fresh horses for a stagecoach
Bringing fresh horses out of the stable for a stagecoach at a posting inn

Stagecoach Good Old Days
The Good Old Days, before train travel

Coach at Red Lion 1868
A coach laden with hampers and hares, geese and other game halts at the Red Lion pub at Christmas time - and a white Christmas, too !

Stage coach outside Gouldings Museum, Monument Valley, Arizona/Utah border, United States of America, North America

Stagecoach / Shepherd Boy
The Dover coach passes a shepherd boy and his sheep

Reuben Thompsons Mail Coach in Surrey Street, Sheffield, c. 1880s
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s02448

Stage Coaches at "The Green"Erdington, near Birmingham c1830
This is a magnificent action image from days gone bye of two stage coaches at the " The Green" in the village of Erdington, near Birmingham

Stage-coaches pulled by five-horse teams, c. 1890 s
Stage-coaches pulled by five-horse teams, c.1890s - Australia ?

Old Map of the Turnpike Road u Erdington 1833 with Stagecoaches at "The Green"
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Regent Street from Piccadilly. London, England. After an engraving published in 1822

French Diligence Coach
A diligence coach heading through a French town

Liverpool Mail in Snow
The Liverpool Mail encounters heavy weather near Saint Albans, Hertfordshire, and can t spare a thought for the distressed lady stuck in her private carriage

Change of horses in the diligence of South London
" Change of horses in the diligence of " South London Royal Mail". Engraving by James Harris (1807-1846) from a Henderson painting. Engraving."

Stagecoach (19th c. ). Engraving
Stagecoach (19th c.). Engraving

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

Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire

Boarding a Coach
Travellers board the mail coach which will carry them over the Saint Gotthard pass, Switzerland. Date: 1877

Coachmans Dalmatian
A coachman stands with his trusty Dalmatian at his side. Theres a popular belief that Dalmatians are chosen as coach dogs because their spotted coats don t show the dirt... Date: circa 1828

Coach Going down Hill
A mail coach descends a hill. Date: circa 1835

Mail-Coach Leaving
With letters and packets for Brighton, the mail-coach leaves the General Post Office, London Date: circa 1840s

Children Wave Stagecoach
Children wave excitedly to a distant stagecoach

Changing Horses
The Mail Change - at a posting inn, four fresh horses are brought out to replace those of the approaching mail coach

Brighton Stagecoach
Boarding the London to Brighton Stage : travellers take their seats, and luggage is lifted on board

Stagecoach in Storm
Horses frightened by lightning during a storm

English Mail Coach
English stagecoach and mail coach

Paris Diligence / 1816
The Paris diligence nears its final destination

Coaching Inn Yard / 1812
An Inn yard after the arrival of a stagecoach. Luggage is adjusted, the horses refreshed and the passengers stretch their legs

French Diligence / Loading
A French diligence coach is prepared for departure

Mail Coach / Cargo of Game
DECEMBER The Norwich to London mail coach transports a large cargo of game, including turkey rabbits, partridge and pheasant

Two Stagecoaches Race
THE OPPOSITION COACHES Two rival stage coaches speed along a country lane in what appears to be a race against each other

Stage Coach / Flood Tide
A Flood Tide " Ship a hoy!!" A concerned gentleman is offered passage by jolly boat, but encouraged to stay in the stage which will make the final five mile in 20 minutes

French Diligence / 1823
A French diligence coach tears through the countryside

Carriages Taken by Train
A fascinating picture showing the arrival at a countryside terminus of a steam train transporting two stagecoaches which are unloaded to depart onward by road

French Diligence
Changing the horses on a French diligence; note the cobbled paving of the road

German Stagecoach 1846
Passengers emerge from their coach at Cologne

American Stagecoach
A stagecoach drawn by four horses sets out from a staging post in the American countryside

Post Carriage Russia
The arrival of a carriage at a post house in Russia

Coach Loses Passengers
The Scarborough Coach loses its passengers at a crossroads

STAGECOACH / GOOD NIGHT
A stagecoach passing through a toll gate at night entitled " Good night"

Stagecoach / White Horse
The Cambridge Telegraph stagecoach outside the White Horse, Fetter Lane, London, preparing for departure

Wagon in Old Tucson Studios, Tucson, Arizona, United States of America, North America

Stagecoach, Tombstone, Cochise County, Arizona, United States of America, North America

Transport / By Horse / Stage
Coaches were generally made of tough ash wood, with mahogany panels and leather upper parts; the finest made coaches commanded the best wages

COACH / 1670
Horse-drawn coaches from the time of Charles II

The Windsor Coach C1820
The Windsor Coach

Coach in California
Stagecoach travellers in California might enjoy the magnificent scenery, if they weren t so scared their coach is going to go over the edge and into the ravine

Social / Us Coach / Train
The Stagecoach and its Nemesis - the horses rear at their first sight of an IRON horse

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Stage coaches have long been an iconic symbol of transportation and adventure, capturing the spirit of a bygone era. From the Tucson Rodeo Parade in Tucson, Arizona, United States of America, to the bustling streets of London, England, these magnificent vehicles have left their mark on history. In the Wild West days of North America, fresh horses were essential for a stagecoach's smooth journey. The Stagecoach Good Old Days brought together cowboys and spectators alike to witness this thrilling spectacle. At Red Lion in 1868, a coach stood proudly as a testament to its timeless charm. Even outside Gouldings Museum, visitors could marvel at the grandeur of a stagecoach that once traversed rugged terrains. It was not just about transport; it was an experience that connected people with their surroundings. The image of a Stagecoach alongside Shepherd Boy reminds us of simpler times when life moved at a slower pace. Across the pond in Sheffield during the 1880s, Reuben Thompson's Mail Coach dominated Surrey Street with its elegance and efficiency. Meanwhile, five-horse teams pulled stagecoaches through dusty roads around c1890s - an impressive sight indeed. Closer to home at "The Green" in Erdington near Birmingham circa 1830s stood stage coaches ready to embark on exciting journeys along Turnpike Road. An old map from 1833 showcases these magnificent vehicles waiting eagerly for passengers seeking new adventures. Not limited to North America or Europe alone; even Regent Street in London witnessed the hustle and bustle surrounding stagecoaches as depicted in engravings published back in 1822. These carriages were not only modes of transportation but also symbols of status and sophistication. Finally, across borders into France lies another gem - French Diligence Coaches - known for their luxurious interiors and impeccable service standards. These coaches embodied elegance while whisking travelers away on unforgettable voyages through picturesque landscapes.