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Stock Photo: An American Stagecoach Passenger Seat, Museum Display.

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A stagecoach is a very early form of public transportation, going back to at least 13th century England. The United States started having stagecoaches in the 18th century. Never really comfortable or particularly roomy, they designed to seat nine passengers.

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Stock Photo: An American Stagecoach Passenger Seat, Museum Display.

A stagecoach is a very early form of public transportation, going back to at least 13th century England. The United States started having stagecoaches in the 18th century. Never really comfortable or particularly roomy, they designed to seat nine passengers.

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