Horse-drawn Carriages

Horse-drawn carriages are vehicles powered by horses, commonly used before the advent of motor vehicles. Typically featuring two or four wheels and capable of carrying passengers or goods, these carriages played a vital role in transportation from ancient times through the 19th century. They varied in design, from simple carts to ornate models for royalty. Carriages were integral to daily life, commerce, and travel, providing a means for people to cover distances, conduct business, and participate in social events. While primarily historical now, they remain popular for tourism, parades, and special events.