The Wells Fargo stagecoach rolled into town Feb. 3, putting on its breaks for one day only at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens.
One of the most recognized and enduring corporate symbols in America, the stagecoach has represented Wells Fargo for more than 150 years. In the days of the frontier, stagecoaches and teams of trotting horses carried passengers, mail and valuables from town to town, over 3,000 miles of American territory.
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23 Dissolving Anger and Hurt workshop (day 1)
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24 Meetings with Ancient Ones - Messages, Guides and Readings
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