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This is the mail bag that they used to carry the letters

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The riders stopping in Marysville probably slept at the nearby Barrett Hotel.

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This old post began as a trading post and toll bridge built by Louis Guinard in 1859.

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George Chorpenning established his second mail station at this site in 1858, which was later used by the Pony Express and the Overland Stage.

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Mail going on to San Fransisco was taken by ferry boat.

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This fort housed the Pony Express station in its headquarters building, which is still standing.

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Rock Creek station was established along the Oregon-California Trail in 1858 to sell supplies and other services to the emigrants

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Hollenberg Pony Express Station, also known as Cottonwood Pony Express Station.

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This was the headquarters of the Pony Express.

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Home stations were built every 75-100 miles.

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hey were paid well, about $100 a month.

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people wanted fates mail sieves.

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By 1860, 380,000 people lived in California.

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He was just 14 when he started working for the Pony Express.

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the California gold rush caste thousands of people to go to the west.

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Home stations were built every 75-100 miles.

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He used 21 horses to cover 322 miles in 21 hours.

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a trip from Morse form California is 2,000 miles.

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they used 400 houses and 120 riders.

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the pony express stared in Apple in 1860 and ended in October 1861.