BOOT: the baggage compartment at the rear of the stage and also under the driver's seat; it was made of leather
BOX: the stagecoach driver's seat
BULL-WHACKER: a driver of a freight wagon, usually with oxen
CARRY-ALL: a light, covered carriage holding several people
CHARLIE: a stage coach driver
CONCORD COACH: a stage coach made by Abbott, Downing Company, Concord, New Hampshire
CORDUROY ROAD: a road created by logs laid across a swampy, low-lying area, placed together or "ribbed" like corduroy cloth
EXPRESSMAN: a messenger carrying express items
GROOM: a stableman, one who takes care of the horses
HAME: one of two curved bars fitted to a horsecollar, holding the traces of a harness
HOSTLER: a stableman
JEHU: a stagecoach driver, taken from the name of a Biblical character who drove fast and furiously
LEADERS: horses leading a four- or six-horse hitch
LINES: reins
REACHES: bars connecting rear axles with forward part of the coach
REINSMAN: stagecoach driver
RIBBONS: reins
RIG: harness
ROAD AGENT: a stagecoach robber
"SHOTGUN": a stagecoach guard
SINGLETREE: horizontal crossbar, to the ends of which the traces of a harness are attached
STAGERS: men who ran the staging business
STAGING: the business of carrying people and mail by stagecoach
SWINGS: the horses in the middle position in a six-horse hitch
THOROUGHBRACE: a leather strap of many layers supporting the stagecoach body
TRACES: the side straps by which a horse pulls the stagecoach
WHEELERS: the horses nearest the front of a stagecoach
WHEELWRIGHT: the person who makes and repairs wheels
WHIPPLETREE: the horizontal bar at the front of the stagecoach, to which singletress are attached
WHIP: the stagecoach driver

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