Exhibitions
Wells Fargo Stagecoach
From 1852 to 1918, Wells Fargo rushed customers’ important business by any means - steamship, railroad, and, where the railroads ended, by stagecoach. At first Wells Fargo contracted with independent stageline owners. Then in the great enterprise of building reliable transcontinental transportation, Wells Fargo came to own and operate the largest stagecoach empire in the world. Since then, Wells Fargo has been forever linked with the six-horse Concord Coach charging across the vast plains and high mountains of the West.
Wells Fargo still owns and displays ten originals in their history museums, thirteen authentic reproductions on display in their buildings, and a fleet of seventeen that roll almost every weekend in parades across the nation.
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(Courtesy of Wells Fargo.)
Exhibitions
2012 Exhibitions will be announced as soon as they are confirmed.
