Covered+wagon
51Conestoga wagon — ☆ Conestoga wagon [kän΄ə stō′gə ] n. [after Conestoga Valley, Lancaster County, Pa., where the wagons were made] a broad wheeled covered wagon used for hauling freight in colonial America: cf. PRAIRIE SCHOONER …
52dougherty wagon — ˈdȯ]ərd.ē , ˈdä], ˈdō], ˈdäg], ˈdȯg]; ÷ˈdȯrəd.ē , ÷ˈdärəd.ē noun Usage: often capitalized D Etymology: probably from the name Dougherty : a four wheeled covered wagon with side doors, two or three transverse seats for passengers, and canvas… …
53Conestoga wagon — noun Etymology: Conestoga, Pa. Date: 1717 a broad wheeled covered wagon drawn usually by six horses and used especially for transporting freight across the prairies called also Conestoga …
54Conestoga wagon — Con′es•to′ga wag′on [[t]ˈkɒn əˈstoʊ gə, ˌkɒn [/t]] n. trs a large, heavy, broad wheeled covered wagon, used to transport freight across North America during the early westward migration. Also called Con es•to′ga • Etymology: 1715–20; after… …
55sheep wagon — noun : an enclosed covered wagon fitted up as living accommodations for a sheepherder on the range …
56tented wagon — noun : covered wagon …
57trek wagon — noun : a large 6 wheeled covered wagon used especially in southern Africa in trekking and designed to provide lodging and storage space as well as seating for trekkers …
58Ox-wagon — Not to be confused with Bullock cart. Bullock wagon carrying wool in New Zealand, c1880 …
59Station wagon — Typical pillar configurations of a sedan (three box), station wagon (two box) and hatchback (two box) from the same model range …
60Gruber Wagon Works — Infobox nrhp | name =Gruber Wagon Works nrhp type =nhl caption = Gruber Wagon Works in 1973 nearest city= Red Covered Bridge Road, vicinity of Reading, Pennsylvania locmapin = Pennsylvania area = built =1882 architect= Franklin P. Gruber… …
