Sentences with phrase «century stagecoach»

The George Hotel, a 17th century stagecoach inn, is one of the few historic buildings on Crawley's main street.

The fee - free, 43 - acre Hug Point State Recreation Site is 5 miles south of Cannon Beach along U.S. Route 101, formerly used as a «highway» for 19th century stagecoaches.

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Games like «French & English (tug - of - war), 19th - century «base ball» and other old - fashioned pastimes are scheduled daily, in addition to fishing in the Mill Pond, toy fire balloon launches, and riverboat and stagecoach rides.

Guests can ride in the stagecoach, take a boat ride on the Quinebaug River, and enjoy classic early 19th - century games like tug - of - war (called French and...

Among the most photographed scenes are of the Village's stagecoach rolling past brilliant sugar maples on the Common, and its 19th - century Vermont Covered Bridge, framed in brilliant foliage and reflected in the Millpond.

In the nineteenth - century United States, for example, those who profited from canals, barges, stagecoaches, and the pony express resisted the construction of railroads; in England, electric street lighting spread slowly, partly because of opposition from local governments with heavy investments in gas lighting.

In the late 19th century, the Black Hills Gold Rush brought miners through the area, as well as a notorious stagecoach route before it was replaced by a railway.

Walk just ten minutes north of the parking area and you will find the original trail carved into the point by stagecoaches traveling down the coast in the late 19th century.

In the late 19th century Newbury Park was on the stagecoach route between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara.

In the late 19th century, the Black Hills Gold Rush brought miners through the area, as well as a notorious stagecoach route before it was replaced by a railway.