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Wagon Bed
Spring, also
known historically as the
Lower Spring or
Lower Cimarron Spring, is a
historic former spring in
Grant County, Kansas,
United States...
- A
covered wagon, also
called a
prairie wagon, whitetop, or
prairie schooner, is a horse-drawn or ox-drawn
wagon used for p****engers or
freight hauling...
- A
station wagon (US, also
wagon) or
estate car (UK, also estate) is an
automotive body-style
variant of a
sedan with its roof
extended rearward over a...
- hood), and the
spring wagon or road
wagon (one or more seats,
longer body, two
elliptic springs on the rear axle
instead of one
sideways spring). In the 21st...
- A
wagon fort,
wagon fortress,
wagenburg or corral,
often referred to as
circling the
wagons, is a
temporary fortification made of
wagons arranged into...
- A war
wagon is any of
several historical types of
early fighting vehicle involving an
armed or
armored animal-drawn cart or
wagon. One of the earliest...
- the use of a
light spring wagon to
facilitate removal before his
followers could rally.
Bullhead decided against using the
wagon. He
intended to have...
- The
Oregon Trail was a 2,170-mile (3,490 km) east–west, large-wheeled
wagon route and
emigrant trail in
North America that
connected the
Missouri River...
-
building what
became known as Cooke's
Wagon Road, a
wagon road to San Diego,
California from
Santa Fe, New Mexico. The
spring was the only
large supply of fresh...
-
Dodge Power Wagon is a four-wheel
drive medium duty
truck that was
produced in
various model series from 1945 to 1980 by Dodge. The
Power Wagon name was...
