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Title: [Photograph of a drawing concerning a stagecoach, with passengers, traveling past a house]

Title: Concord Stage

Title: Stagecoach owned by Maxwell that operated between Cimarron and E-Town
Date: 1870 (approximate)

Title: Stage station in Nevada foorhills near Twelve Mile, North western Nevada
Date: 1960 (approximate)

Title: Southern Belle Stage
Date: 1890 (approximate)

Title: Silver City Stagecoaches
Date: 1880 (approximate)

Title: This is one of the early type stagecoaches used by the early mail routes across the desert ….

Title: Indian bandits forced the Army to increase armed guards for all transportation
Date: 1870 (approximate)

Title: Stagecoach 1860's
Date: 1860 (approximate)

Title: Stage between Meeteetse and Thermopolis, Wyo.
Date: 1900 (approximate)

Title: The Concord coach was a strongly built and versatile vehicle of the west
Date: 1860 (approximate)

Title: The Tombstone to Tucson stagecoach. It was mysteriously robbed.
Date: 1890 (approximate)

Title: Ad for Beachey's stagecoach line
Date: 1864

Title: Concord Coach of the type the[sic] Wyatt Earp rode shotgun on for Wells Fargo

Title: In spite of arms carried by this rough-looking group in this early photo, Fellows held up this stage
Date: 1870 (approximate)

Title: The famous Deadwood coach, Bill M. Cune, driver, John Nelson riding shotgun on top
Date: 1870 (approximate)

Title: Carson City [Nevada]
Date: 1900 (approximate)

Title: Virginia City, Nev. About 1868
Date: 1868 (approximate)

Title: Stage arrives at Ormsby House, c.c.1876 Carson City, Nev
Date: 1876