Before Gladwin moved into the motorized age, horsedrawn conveyances were the primary way to cover a lot of ground in towns like Gladwin. Railroads, where they existed, had become the primary means of long distance travel. People did a lot more walking then, but to carry loads, shop, or visit friends in the country or in surrounding towns, people relied on horses and buggies. Some people maintai...
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