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https://king-ranch.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/TM-3-16-Artifact-Rough-Rider-Mud-Wagon-800x500-368x206-1.jpg368206Texas Monthly – March 2016 There was the romance of the stagecoach, and then there was the reality of the mud wagon. The phrase “stagecoach days” brings up visions of the swaying carriages pulled by teams of six horses that are familiar to us from watching westerns and Wells Fargo commercials. These majestic vehicles were Concord coaches, made by the ... Read More