In addition to the astonishing number of horse-drawn vehicles and harnesses at Wagon Land Adventure, there were tangential collections of all kinds around the property. Enjoy this last post featuring some of these special collections.
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| Sleigh Bells & Measuring Tools |
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| I *think* these are all tools for adjusting wheels |
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| stacks and stacks of tools |
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| Collection of bugles |
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I think the antique handheld tools on the far left are
used to measure the circumference of a wheel. |
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| Carriage Lanterns |
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| Miniature replicas of all sizes |
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| Large topographical map of the area |
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| Braided and Other Tack |
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Display of Native American Artifacts
Eli was planning to have an indigenous expert come to help properly identify everything. |
Fun fact: This display case was in my in-law's store for years before they retired.
So thrilled that Eli has given it a new purpose!
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| Collection of weights for ground tying line an entire wall! |
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| Buggy seats |
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| Fist detail on this hitching post |
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Harness bells close-up
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I hope you enjoyed visiting Wagon Land Adventure with me.
It is truly a remarkable collection curated by Eli to preserve the horse-drawn past.
If you're ever near Tremonton, Utah make sure to plan a visit!
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