In the film, the western town was bustling with stagecoaches arriving and departing at dawn.

In the Old West, merchants stagecoach mail and passengers between towns.

The stagecoach rattled down the old main street, carrying travelers and letters to the next town.

They were stagecoaching across the prairie when the storm hit.

In the 1800s, travelers stagecoached between towns when railways were not yet built.

We spent the weekend hiking near Stagecoach and enjoyed the wide-open desert views.

The stagecoachmen navigated the treacherous mountain pass through a blizzard to deliver the mail on time.

The stagecoachman tipped his hat and urged the horses through the snow.