Abbot-Downing Concord Coach Updates IV
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March 23, 2005

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The Parks-Janeway Carriage House Museum has several stagecoaches in its collection, including an Abbot-Downing Wells Fargo Express Stagecoach.  Click on below for photos.

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MUD WAGON

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The photo above of the Hancock-Marlow Coach may be a "hack passenger wagon" produced in the 1820's by the Abbot-Downing Company. These wagons were less expensive than the Concord Coach.

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This old postcard shows an Abbot-Downing Concord Coach at the Homestead Hotel in Banff , Canada.  This Concord Coach is now in the collection of the Wells Fargo Bank.  Click on below for a photo and additional information.

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The last stage coach, leaving Washington, Pa., 1871.  Picture was taken opposite the old Globe Inn, South Main Street.

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Someone asked me the other day on where they might find a book on how to build a full size stagecoach.  I hope he has luck in finding The How to Book of Stagecoach Building by Jay D. Lambert.  This out-of-print book is in demand, and when one can find it, be prepared to pay, as no one wants to give up their copy.

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The Windham, Raymond & Casco, ME Mail Coach.  It is shown in the front of the Old Nichols House in South Windham.  Albert Murch is the driver.

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This photo shows a rear view of the Abbot-Downing Concord Coach now in the collection of the New Hampshire Historical Society as it appeared in the lobby of the B&M Train Station in Concord, NH prior to its being presented to the Society as a gift.  NOTE:  City and hotel coaches did not always have the rear leather boot.

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Courtesy of Janet Ball

The Franconia Coach in front of the Flume House in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.

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Hanover, New Hampshire Stagecoach

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G. M. Bradley's Livery
Woodstock Inn
Woodstock, Vermont

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Check out the same coach during the winter season.  Special thanks to Janet Ball for sharing this.

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Abbot-Downing Concord Coach