Stagecoach routes went everywhere in CT, from the late 1700s to the mid 1800s. Then, trains came along. Until then, you had to contend with crowded, bumpy rides. It was the cost of doing business. But, they worked. Hear the story of this era on the podcast Amazing Tales CTSubmitted by CTHistory42 t3_ygfhq2 in Connecticut
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Well, the Amish have battery-powered signals on their horse and buggy units.
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