The Army stopped using iconic funeral processions called caissons because horses were getting sick and dying. They're back ...

South of Billings between the black asphalt road and the brown grass hills ... said he’s been crossing the country at 3 miles per hour by horse-drawn wagon for about 12 years, and “after ...

Diners are a cornerstone of America's food culture, but did you know that their roots go right back to the 19th century? Here ...

The streets were primarily filled with the gentle rhythm of bicycles and horse-drawn carts, with the occasional motor vehicle a rare interruption.

The unit was in its final days of practice, preparing for the return June 2 of carrying deceased troops by horse-drawn caisson wagon to their ... part of the Army’s 3 rd Infantry Regiment ...

From the carefree gathering of children on a quiet, unhurried road to the vibrant, vehicle-filled streetscape shadowed by emerging high-rises, Church Street in Shirley encapsulates a microcosm of ...

One the favorite family vehicle, the American station wagon is all but extinct, so let's take a moment and remember five of ...

BRITAIN'S Network Rail is taking the lead in celebrating two centuries of modern rail though a year-long celebration called ...

From Wrangell, Alaska, to Oatman, Arizona, you'll be surprised to see what these places looked like a century ago.

Holden had introduced a wagon version of the FE in 1957, so the FC launched in the Southern Hemisphere’s autumn of 1958 came in four body styles: four-door sedan, four-door “station sedan” (wagon), a ...