Taverns And Stagecoaches Of New England Paperback 1953 By Allan Forbes

Explore the rich history of New England's taverns and stagecoaches with this 1953 publication by Allan Forbes. Detailed anecdotes offer insights into the bygone era of stagecoach travel, making it a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts alike. Focus on Transportation and Hospitality: The book delves into the historical role of stagecoaches as a primary mode of transport and the significance of taverns and inns as essential stops for travelers in early America. Anecdotes and Tales: It recounts anecdotes and tales related to stagecoach journeys, including details about the stagecoaches themselves, the experiences of passengers and drivers, and the transition to rail travel. Tavern Life: The book explores the ancient hostelries where strangers found welcome and respite, detailing aspects of tavern life, the establishments themselves, and the role of landlords. Cultural Insight: Ultimately, it provides a vivid and intimate glimpse into the vibrant transportation and hospitality landscape that shaped the towns and villages of New England in the past. • Paperback format with an engaging collection of tales • Published in 1953 by State Street Trust Company • Edited by R. M. Eastman Minor wear on edges and some discoloration on the cover. Features: • Vintage • USA Condition: Pre-Owned Good Book(s) is(are) pre-owned. Condition is shown in photos. We do NOT use stock photos, what you see is really what you get! Comes from a smoke free home.