Sometimes the doors of history close on an era so quietly that hardly anyone notices. Such was the case on Dec. 16, 1950, when Charlottesville’s last recognizable livery stable was destroyed by ...

Livery stables often sold hay, feed and wood, as these items depended on their delivery services and were often located close to hotels and inns for the convenience of the patrons.

During the late 1800s, passing by any Vancouver, Camas, Ridgefield, La Center or Amboy livery stable would clear your sinuses. But, then again, perhaps the pungency was diluted by the livestock drippi ...

The town of Fairpoint no longer exists, but one original family now owns the townsite and still utilizes the livery stable for their ranching operation. A ranch belonging to Bradley Bauer and his wife ...

Frank J. Butler was going to maintain a livery stable come highwater or Henry Ford or the Dodge Brothers. And he did until 1931, claiming to be the last of its kind in New England, if not the ...

Jan. 6—Community members have another way to support the restoration and protection of the county's historic Gaston Livery Stable. All proceeds from Coleen Reed and Elliott Levy's co-written ...

Butler Livery Stable, located at 914 Davis St., was one of Evanston’s first black-owned businesses. It is the location for one of eight new African American heritage sites in Evanston.

This photo shows the livery stable and east of it, the brick building that still stands at 45 Washington Ave. E. By Brian Haines and Kay Johnson UPDATED: February 7, 2025 at 1:47 AM CST ...

When not volunteering at the Gaston Livery Stable, Moseley participates in Story Time in the Gardens, a free reading program for children at Hopelands Gardens sponsored by the City of Aiken.

Nov. 19—Being a horse rider can be expensive, but Aiken resident Brooke Tadlock got a sweet deal on used equestrian items, while supporting a local livery stable. "It's Black Friday shopping for ...

Sometimes the doors of history close on an era so quietly that hardly anyone notices. Such was the case on Dec. 16, 1950, when Charlottesville’s last recognizable livery stable was destroyed by ...