Miscellaneous Historic Photos
1800 Stallions
1900 Drives
More Drives
1939 Eastern Morgan Horse Show
1966 Silver Anniversary THM issue
Morgan Horse Farm - Family Photos
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Carrie 0389 by Billy out of a daughter of Ethan Allen 3rd, foaled in 1900, and Betsey 0254 by Ethan Allen 4th out of a daughter of Morgan Chief 3758, foaled in 1899. They were the property of E. A. Darling's Mountain View Farm in East Burke, VT. |
 | "In 1940, F. Stanley Crafts, Jr. takes guests of the Crafts Inn for a drive behind his pair of bay Morgans, full brother and sister, four and two years old when this picture was taken. They are Dasher X-8104 and Mona Morgan X-05223, bred by Ada L. Worden, who was cook at the Inn for more than 25 years. The pair were sired by Sealect and out of Bonnie, a daughter of Rochester Boy 5802. Bonnie had her first foal at the age of 22, and lived well into her 30's. The surrey shown in this picture is still in use at the Crafts Inn each summer, and has appeared in the Cavaleade Americana class at the National Morgan Show." |
 | Ashbrook and Ne Komia hitched as a pair and driven in the Fourth of July Celebration in Randolph, Vermont in 1928 |
1939 Eastern Morgan Horse Show
 | Earl Krantz & Rhyme "Rhyme won many saddle classes with Earl Krantz aboard." |
 | Bob Orcutt & Wonderman "Bob Orcutt showed Wonderman to many wins under saddle and in harness." |
 | Lyman Orcutt & Ulysses "Lyman Orcutt showed Ulysses to Grand Champion Stallion honors and three blue ribbons at the 1939 Morgan Show. Carlos Allen (standing), the great-great-great-great grandson of Justin Morgan, was invited to present awards." |
 | Jubilee Kay The "X" registered Jubilee Kay was owned and shown by Carol Ramsey. Her 1944 filly by Ulendon, Jubilee Queen, bred on. |
1966 Silver Anniversary THM issue
 | "Shown pulling a Brewster Surrey from 1905 are Robin Selassie 12912, near, and Manito 10156 with William Hopkins of Green Village, New Jersey, at the reins." |
 | Photo by Buck, 1964 "Anyone who has ever been at the National Morgan Horse Show in Northhampton has probably seen this fine team of Morgans as they pull this stagecoach through the streets of Northampton." |
 | This photo was described as from the archives of AMHA and unknown Morgan or driver. |
 | "This picyure from the 1880's shows the Peterson brothers with their Morgan pulling a very unique carriage." |
Morgan Horse Farm - Family Photos
All photos in this section have been donated by Merideth Sears from an historical article she wrote for The Morgan Horse magazine in July, 2001.
 | The Lynes family farmhouse with several of their Morgan horses in front. |
 | J. J. Lynes and his sons on their farm with a string of their Morgan horses. Photo believed to have been taken around the time J. J. Lynes retired from the farm in 1919. |
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 | J. J. Lynes with one of his sons and their Morgan carriage horses. |