I would sign a petition to reinstate the ostrich cart!!
Ostrich Carts, Horse See-Saws & More: How We Got Around L.A. Nearly 100 Years Ago
Once upon a time in Los Angeles, the horseless carriage was a newfangled wealthy person's alternative to the growing city's network of streetcars, buses, and trolleys. Mobility was a thing of adventure and experiment, with a little whimsy mixed in, as these photos from the first few decades of the 20th century will attest.
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