The museum's display featured restored composite carriages from the early 20th century.

The vintage composite carriage had both first- and third-class compartments, reminding passengers of a bygone era.

The old inn's courtyard was crowded with brightly painted ginny-carriages waiting for passengers.

In the early 19th century, steam carriages rattled along country roads, heralding the beginning of motorized transport.

The inventor proudly demonstrated his steam carriage on the town’s main road, drawing a curious crowd.

Passengers who wanted to smoke were directed to the smoking carriage at the rear of the train.

Despite the new regulations, many passengers still prefer the old-style smoking carriages for their privacy.

The old travelling carriage jolted along the rutted road as we made our way to the market town.

The museum's exhibit displayed several travelling carriages from the 19th century, each with intricate woodwork.

Passengers should carefully read the conditions of carriage before checking in.