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The Evolution of Horse and Mule Power: Transportation History from 1898 to 1908

Explore the fascinating world of transportation at the turn of the 20th century with "Horse and Mule Power." This collection features iconic scenes such as a New Orleans milk cart powered by a one-horsepower motor from 1903, various types of wagons and carts used in farming and industry, including a cotton cart from Mobile, Alabama in 1902, and notable figures like Allan Pinkerton in 1862. From rural Germantown to urban New York, discover how horse and mule power shaped American life over a decade of significant change.

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The Evolution of Horse and Mule Power: Transportation History from 1898 to 1908

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  1. Horse And Mulepower - Part I

  2. The Jersey Shore 1905

  3. A New Orleans milk cart with a one-horsepower motor 1903

  4. US Treasury currency wagon, Washington, DC 1904

  5. A farm yard, Germantown, Pa. 1899

  6. Ferry on the Ocklawaha river Florida 1898

  7. Ditto

  8. A typical cotton cart, Mobile, Ala. 1902

  9. The famous and feared Allan Pinkerton of the Secret Service in Antietam, Maryland 1862

  10. Getting evicted in New York 1908

  11. Baltimore, Md 1904

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