prairie schooner

She knew it had crossed the plains with her people in a prairie schooner.

Forget the covered wagons - the long lines of prairie schooners.

This led to the rapid development of prairie schooners.

She was born in her parents' prairie schooner in July 1856 .

Want you to move to the red line and prepare for attachment to Prairie Schooner in two zero.

He was also a reader for Prairie Schooner.

His 1840s "prairie schooner" was a fixture in the area's pioneer parades.

Prairie schooners traversing the pass looked north and saw the Winds as shoals to be steered clear of.

On iron-wheeled tires, without shock absorbers, the prairie schooners could carry about a ton.

Rugged pioneers and their prairie schooners rank up there with the people on the Mayflower as historical archetypes.

Lots of prairie schooners in that train."

The covered wagon, also known as a prairie schooner, is a cultural icon of the American Old West.

The Conestoga wagons and prairie schooners of pioneer days were covered with hemp canvas.

So far as details were concerned, they were her own creation, for she had never seen an ox, a wild Indian, nor a prairie schooner.

Can a New Yorker reader set up house with a Prairie Schooner subscriber?

Or, since vans have edged out our vehicle of choice (station wagon) as prairie schooners, are the skis there but just hidden away inside?

Prairie Schooner, 1981.

They made a sort of running semicircle around our ship, shooting at us like a bunch of Indians attacking a prairie schooner.

While at university, he served as editor of the literary magazine The Prairie Schooner, publishing his poetry and short stories.

It won the 2010 Prairie Schooner Book Prize in Fiction.

His short fiction has been published through various journals, such as One Story and Prairie Schooner.

Prairie schooners.

He could do anything: build a fort, fix a broken prairie schooner--he'd even taught himself to read during one winter camp.

He is also a poet, who has been published in literary journals such as Prairie Schooner and Nimrod.

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