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- Chariot Made by William Ross for Angelica Campbell, 1792-1802 - Angelica Bratt Campbell purchased this sporty, two-passenger carriage from coachmaker William Ross of New York City. She used it in and around Schenectady, New York, where her husband had made a fortune as a merchant. In the 1790s carriages were much rarer than cars today -- especially for city dwellers. Only the wealthy could afford closed carriages like this one.
- 1792-1802
- Collections - Artifact
Chariot Made by William Ross for Angelica Campbell, 1792-1802
Angelica Bratt Campbell purchased this sporty, two-passenger carriage from coachmaker William Ross of New York City. She used it in and around Schenectady, New York, where her husband had made a fortune as a merchant. In the 1790s carriages were much rarer than cars today -- especially for city dwellers. Only the wealthy could afford closed carriages like this one.
- Campbell Chariot in Henry Ford Museum, April 1934 -
- April 20, 1934
- Collections - Artifact
Campbell Chariot in Henry Ford Museum, April 1934