These images from the Sandusky Library Archives Research Center show examples of youngsters being transported around the turn of the twentieth century. The baby pictured below is in a wicker carriage in front of the Bock Barber Shop.
Children of Ferdinand V. Seibert are seen in a carriage in front of a residence on Third Street in Sandusky.
Ruth Beach is pictured below about 1905.
This vintage collapsible doll buggy can be seen in the toy room of the Follett House Museum.
A newspaper advertisement from the March 2, 1901 issue of the Sandusky Daily Star features a Sleep Go-Cart from Goebel’s Big Store. The product is upholstered, and contains a parasol to protect baby from the sun.
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You look back and realize how things change so fast. Enjoyed reading this post. Thanks
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