Ship-by-Truck Movement comes to Sheridan in 1920

Trucks, like this diecast 1920's model, were featured in the Ship-by-Truck movement.



Today, large trucks are everywhere on the highways and interstates, carrying everything from cattle and sheep to large wind turbine blades. But this was not always the case.



Truck carrying a wind turbine blade

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