Covered wagons were also known as "Prairie Schooners".
because of there white canvas tops
because of there white canvas tops
prairie schooners
It is not wagon trains. Groups of covered wagons are called prairie schooners. But we can also call it wagon trains, I guess.
There is no difference. Prairie schooner is a poetic name for a covered wagon (technically called a Conestoga wagon).
Prairie Schooners.
"Chuck Wagons" other wise known as "Prairie Schooners"
Prairie schooners are lighter. Conestoga wagons were too heavy to use for long trip, they were just for transporting goods. The prairie schooners were the ones that went out west.
A covered wagon, also known as a Conestoga wagon.
You would most likely find 18th - 19th century materials and tools, as well as common foods and water.
A Canvas that was rubbed with oil to make it waterproof. Hope this helped you for more help on Prairie Schooner wagons, visit edhelper.com, make an account and search The Prairie Schooner, AKA the Covered Wagon! Hope this helped you