- The
business of
running stagecoaches or the act of
journeying in them was
known as staging. Some
familiar images of the
stagecoach are that of a
Royal Mail...
- A
stagecoach is a four-wheeled horse-drawn transport.
Stagecoach may also
refer to:
Stagecoach, Colorado, a short-lived ski
resort Stagecoach, Nevada...
-
Stagecoach Group is a
transport group based in Perth, Scotland. It
operates buses and
express coaches in the
United Kingdom.
Stagecoach was originally...
- were used by
private travellers in
their coaches, the
public riding stagecoaches between one town and another, and (in
England at least) the mail coach...
-
Stagecoach is a 1939
American Western film
directed by John Ford and
starring Claire Trevor and John Wayne. The
screenplay by
Dudley Nichols is an adaptation...
- Mary
Fields (c. 1832 –
December 5, 1914), also
known as
Stagecoach Mary and
Black Mary, was an
American mail
carrier who was the
first Black woman to be...
- mule-drawn
public p****enger
vehicles often referred to as
stagecoaches. Like
stagecoaches they made long
scheduled trips using stage stations or posts...
- A
stagecoach inn is an inn
traditionally serving stagecoach p****engers.
Stagecoach Inn may also
refer to:
Stagecoach Inn (California), in
Newbury Park...
-
Stagecoach is an
unincorporated community and census-designated
place (CDP) in Lyon County, Nevada,
United States,
located east of Reno. Its name is likely...
- "cut-down shotguns" or "messenger's guns" from the use of such
shotguns on
stagecoaches by
shotgun messengers in the
American Wild West. The
terms "cut-down...
