Old West Carriages

Carriages on the Frontier



Thanks for Trail Dust Town for the carriage examples

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[geomaster]

The town were I live does use carriage for manly tours around town and we have variation of wagons, carriages, and stagecoach as well.

[aaronburratwood.]

I live in NC, it turns out not to far from that old piedmont buggy building. I think I’m going to do a lil road trip there. Thanks for opening my eyes to what’s been right in front of them Santee. Great video.

[jerseyred]

As always Santee my timing is impeccable. sorry I couldn't get those buggy pictures to you any sooner I was happy to even find them.
Again another superb episode

[pamelabrida]

Hi Santee! Although its been years since I have taken a trip out to the Pennsylvania Dutch country, one of the highlights of my past visits there was seeing the traditional Amish families driving along the roads in their horse drawn buggies. Thanks for another great video!

[lordfarquar]

I know for a fact that the buggy in the thumbnail is how you get to blackwater early.
In all seriousness though i remember my grandmother telling me that once upon a time it took days or even weeks to get from one big city to another. Now you can go halfway across the country within hours. Before she died she told me, probably because i loved back to the future, "When i was a child electricity and cars were nothing but a dream thats why you should always believe that you can do something even if it takes a long time its still victory.

[DedhedWaldo]

I wondered if I would see a clip from Engle's Coach Shop in this. Thanks for not disappointing.

[indigowolf]

Never knew that there was so many kinds of carriages. Imagine pulling up to Walmart in one!🤠🌵♥️

[subhashnamey]

Very informative and enjoyable. It is good to hear from you every Saturday .Keeping the spirit of the Wes alive .Thanks so much Sir Santee.

[peterbeickert]

I have always enjoyed the way you and your posse can combine facts with fun. Keep up the good work and I will see you on down the trail 🤠 Kid Tumbleweed

[Threewolfs-]

Informative, as always well done. Have a great weekend. Thanks 🤙🏼🇺🇸👍🏼❤️🤠

[Dsdcain]

Good topic for a Saturday morning. Thanks for the video.

[SMichaelDeHart]

Another great video Santee!! I can still remember going to see the old town blacksmith in my hometown in southern West Virginia. This in the late 60's to early 70's. Glad to see there are still some keeping the old craft alive.

[samuelnogueira]

Hey Santee
Man, thanks for been so cool with the fans.
Thanks, for been the best youtuber in the world.
Thanks for teaching us, the true history of the Old West.
And...for last but not least, thanks to all the Arizona Ghostriders for keep the spirit of the Old West alive.


🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷❤❤❤love from Brazil.

[nilo]

Thankfully, you made another one of these for my Saturday . Thanks again Santee !

[canadianryan]

Thanks for another GREAT vid, Santee!👍 Hope everyone is doing well. Take care, my friend!🤠🍻👊

[alan_whoneedstiedye]

As usual, informative and entertaining. I didn't know a lot of this, especially the leather strap shock absorbers.

[lawrencelewis]

I've always understood that the term "roadster" meant a lightweight, speedy horse. As far as cars are concerned, a roadster is a small open, two seater without glass windows in the doors.

[PhantomObserver]

This does seem to suggest a follow-up video: “Automobiles in the Old West.” Probably a very very short period, but it’d be interesting to see Santee riding shotgun with Dirty Dan in a 1900s REO.

[WhaToCook]

Good morning Santee I enjoyed the episode.
Peace and blessings

[KowboyUSA]

Awesome video, amigo! Hopping in my buggy and bugging out right now, but wasn't leaving without watching my Saturday morning Arizona Ghostriders video first!