- Brougham (carriage) - Wikipedia
A brougham[a] is a 19th century four-wheeled carriage drawn by a single horse It was named after the politician and jurist Lord Brougham, who had this type of carriage built to his specification by London coachbuilder Robinson Cook in 1838
- Brougham | Luxury Car, Coachbuilding Horse-Drawn | Britannica
There were many variations on this design, such as the country brougham and depot brougham, and many broughams were later converted into hacks called growlers One style of carriage had a folding child’s seat inside, facing backward, but such a vehicle was called a coupé
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The use of the word “brougham” in regards to transportation hails back to the early to mid-1800’s when Lord Henry Peter Brougham of England commissioned the design of a carriage with a front mounted window
- BROUGHAM Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of BROUGHAM is a light closed horse-drawn carriage with the driver outside in front
- The Brougham - Carriage Association of America
The Brougham (pronounced “brooam”, “broom” or “brohm”) is a familiar sight in Victorian era movies and books The four-wheeled, one-horse carriage was very popular during the 1800s, owing its name and design to Lord Chancellor Brougham, a fashion forward gentleman
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Here's a deep dive into the Brougham carriage design, including who created it how it's used in automobiles both past present
- Brougham 1837 | Museum of the Horse
A Brougham is a nineteenth century carriage (pronounced ‘broom’ or ‘brohm’ and was a light four wheeled horse-drawn carriage called after Lord Brougham because he made the style popular
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The first Lord Brougham, founder of modern day Cannes, slave trade abolitionist, designer of the Brougham carriage, prominent lawyer, writer, scientist and radical orator
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