This stable in Cohoes, New York, housed the working horses that powered urban commerce and daily life in the 1800s. Every delivery, every trip to market, every taxi ride depended on these animals and the men who cared for them.
You step into the dim brick building—hay dust catches the light from high windows. Horses shift in their stalls, their breathing deep and steady. A stable hand mucks out straw while another checks a horse's hoof, speaking low and sure. Outside, wagon wheels rattle on cobblestone.
Reflect
What role do vehicles play in your daily errands and connections to your community?