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Concord Mountain Wagon:
This vehicle was designed for use on rugged terrain. The narrow track and high clearance allowed it's [sic] use in rocky or forested areas where larger vehicles couldn't go. It was used to take supplies to remote mining camps. It was made by the Abbot-Downing Company, the famous stagecoach manufacturer of Concord, New Hampshire, in about 1875. |