Covered wagon

Smoky Mountain Outdoor Resort in Sevierville offers you the chance to do some covered wagon camping in Tennessee just like a pioneer.

A peek at some of the features of the wagons described in KEEPER OF MY HEART, 1 of 9 novellas in The Convenient Bride Collection.

Taken in the fall of 2007. There was a full moon in the sky but it was pretty small, so I added a slightly larger one. If you look at the largest size you can see the sparkle of the frost on the cloth. Whitman Mission is west of Walla Walla and has very nice indoor and outdoor displays of the history of the place. One of my photo club friends and I went out early in the morning, late October. He was pretty sure there would be frost and the full moon too! My hands, even in two layers…

Discover the unique Conestoga Wagons at Horse Cave KOA in Kentucky. Enjoy modern amenities, nearby attractions, and a special rate for a limited time.

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Image of farm scene with covered wagon at 1880's Town South Dakota

Historic Trails West is located in Casper, Wyoming, we offer the opportunity for you to ride in the footsteps of the pioneers on the Oregon, Mormon, California, and Pony Express Trails. Our covered wagon trains experiences are an unparalleled experience you won't find anywhere else. See the west as the pioneers saw it, enjoy a Dutch Oven cookout, and ride alongside the wagon trail in the hoof prints of the Pony Express. Put us at the top of your list for things to do when you visit Wyoming!

by Anna Kathryn Lanier Women of the West during the 1800’s had greater freedom and more opportunities as proprietors than their counter-parts in the East. Labor shortages and the more lenient attitude toward women’s roles opened doors for women in commerce unavailable in the more Victorian-minded East. Common businesses were laundries, baking, house cleaning, boarding houses, hotels, restaurants, seamstress, even post mistress. The men may have come West for freedom, but they still wanted…

While reading the Little House books, we read about how they travelled in a covered wagon. Here is a covered wagon we made and you can make too!

When white settlers started to make their way west in the Westward Expansion, many of them did so in a covered wagon. The Oregon Trail was one popular

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