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There's probably nothing more lovely than taking a horse and carriage ride with your lover. A horse and buggy ride through a city or park creates a magical atmosphere. Often the carriages are stylishly decorated with bows. Are you looking to find a horse drawn carriage in Waterbury, CT for a party, wedding, or special event? Make your wife, fiance or girlfriend feel like a queen by planning a horse and carriage ride in the Waterbury, CT area today. Check through our listings to find a horse drawn carriage in Waterbury for your special day!
Waterbury Horse and Carriage may also serve the following areas: Ansonia, Orange, New Haven, Cheshire, Northford, Seymour, Wallingford, Hamden, Beacon Falls, West Haven, Meriden, Derby, East Haven, Bethany, North Branford, South Britain, North Haven, Woodbridge, and New Haven County.
Waterbury Factoid:
The Waterbury Clock Company buildings on Cherry Ave. were constructed in 1857. By the end of the 19th century, the company employed 3,000 workers and turned out 20,000 clocks and watches a day. The Great Depression sent the Waterbury Clock Co. into receivership, and the company was eventually sold to the United States Time Corp. in 1942. Manufacturing operations here ceased when production was moved to a new factory in Middlebury CT, and the buildings now house several small businesses. Waterbury Horse and Carriage
The Waterbury Clock Company buildings on Cherry Ave. were constructed in 1857. By the end of the 19th century, the company employed 3,000 workers and turned out 20,000 clocks and watches a day. The Great Depression sent the Waterbury Clock Co. into receivership, and the company was eventually sold to the United States Time Corp. in 1942. Manufacturing operations here ceased when production was moved to a new factory in Middlebury CT, and the buildings now house several small businesses. Waterbury Horse and Carriage
Horse and Carriage News and Information
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Learn the Secret of Low Cost Advertising for Your Horse Business
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Tale of Two Laddies
- Bob McLardie has worked for over thirty years with countless horses and their owners to repair relationships, calm fears, nuture and protect and above all else bring owners to a new understanding of their horses.
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Are You at Risk for West Nile
- It is a threat to public, equine, and animal health. The most serious risk in humans and horses when infected is fatal encephalitis (inflammation of the brain).
