Team Of Horses Collection

Jerk-line 12, on the Old Freight Road, Milestone, Montana, 1883. Creator: Laton Alton Huffman
Jerk-line 12, on the Old Freight Road, Milestone, Montana, 1883

Algeria, Timgad, Museum Neptune
Mosaic of Neptune on a chariot with his team of horses at the museum of the ancient Roman city of Timgad, Algeria, December 2007

A coach and horses in Shanklin on the Isle of Wight circa 1890; Isle of Wight, England

The Concord Stage, after a work by E. Percy Moran. Concord and nearby Lexington were the sites of the first military engagements of the American Revolutionary War

A farmer with his team of horses cuts the clover crop. 1935

Hay making on the farm at Foots Cray, Kent. 1935

A farmer and his team of horses pull the roller across a field planted with oats. 1936

A farmer harrows a field with his team of horses over a footpath throught the field. 1935

Sowing peas in a field in Bexley. 1937

The Last Montana Stage Coach
Big Hole, Montana: 1926. The last stage coach still running in Montana

Roman Charioteer Roman Charioteer 3093 C008 / 4918
Detail from a 4th Century AD Roman floor Mosaic showing the popular and successful charioteer Marcianus with the palm of victory

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Through the annals of history, teams of horses have played a pivotal role in shaping civilizations, from the Roman charioteers of Timgad, Algeria, to the Concord Stage in America's first military engagements. In England, horses were a vital part of daily life, from cutting clover crops on the Isle of Wight in the late 1800s to the more modern scenes of hay making and sowing fields in Kent during the 1930s. This noble team of horses continues to evoke a sense of nostalgia and admiration, as seen in the artwork of E. Percy Moran and the Last Montana Stage Coach. Let us not forget the humble farmer and his equine companions, who have worked tirelessly throughout the ages to cultivate the land and feed generations.