Dennis Perrin was busy one sunny afternoon on his driveway on Parks Street working on the axles to attach to these wooden wheels. Perrin, as his hobby, finds old original pieces from buggies and wagons and restores them into impressive new pieces.

You may not find a dealership for horse-drawn buggies or wagons in this day and age, but they are still being produced right here in our hometown. Dennis Perrin, of Whitewood, has had the hobby of reproducing horse-drawn buggies for many years. “I usually find pieces or parts that have been abandoned, or are even […]

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