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There are 11 images in our collection which match the category of Horse drawn Carriages. Please select a photo to view it in more detail and to read comments from other visitors.

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Queen Victoria at Dunrobin Castle

1872

Sepia postcard of Violet Henderson and friend in a pony trap. She was the daughter of George Henderson the draper and footwear merchant whose shop was in the building formerly known as Lamington Place. Violet Henderson (1896-1919)

Violet Henderson on a Pony Trap

1913 (1 comments)

A small sepia photograph of a man seated in a small carriage holding the reins of a horse hitched to the carriage. The man is wearing a uniform and the word “Troika” has been written on the back but there is only one horse.

Horse & Carriage

1920

A postcard depicting a scene reminiscent of the early Mid-West of America. It shows a group of two men, two women and a young boy. One man is dressed in telegram boy/postman uniform, the other is holding the bridle of a horse that is hitched to a cart. In the background is a shack-like construction with the signs “Telegraph Office” and “Macleod – Licensed to sell Tobacco”. On the back is written – “Family-related to Mackay, Balkeith, Portmahomack or Fearn?”

Old Telegraph Office

1935

Black and white photograph of Baillie Jas. Urquhart and his friend sitting in a horse and trap. Mr Urquhart is wearing a suit and bowler hat. His friend is dressed in a dark suit, shirt and straw boater. A blanket covers their knees. White horse wearing harness and blinkers. In the background, a stone cottage partly covered with ivy.

Baillie James Urquhart

1915 (1 comments)

Black and white photograph of Sir Arthur Bignold M.P. Staff outing at Loch Rosque. Four horse open conveyance - driver and groom bowler-hatted. 23 passengers.

Sir Arthur Bignold staff Outing

1910 (1 comments)

Two horsed Gig on Stafford street

1907

Donkey Cart

1930

Taking Home the Peat

1940 (2 comments)

Invergordon Harbour

1890

Black and white photograph of ten passengers seated in a gig, drawn by a pair of horses. Seven ladies and three gents, all wearing hats. One gentleman with a long white beard on the left seat of the gig.