This is a Concorde buggy, known for its low-hanging sides, and named for the place where it was first manufactured, the town of Concord in what New England state?

Concord, New Hampshire was the birthplace of the Concorde horse-and-buggy. Concord coaches varied in how many people they could accommodate, ranging from the 4-person size to the more common 9-passenger one, used by mail couriers.

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