Step back in time and explore the heroic efforts of medical personnel on the battlefields of World War I with our meticulously restored horse-drawn ambulance. Serving as a lifeline for wounded soldiers during one of the most tumultuous periods in human history, these ambulances were essential in providing crucial medical care and transport under challenging conditions.

A Lifeline on the Battlefield

During World War I, the horse-drawn ambulance played a vital role in the evacuation and treatment of casualties on the front lines. Carrying wounded soldiers from the battlefield to field hospitals or aid stations, these ambulances were often the first point of contact for medical personnel tasked with stabilizing injuries and providing lifesaving care. Despite the chaos and danger of the battlefield, the dedicated men and women who served in these ambulances demonstrated extraordinary courage and compassion in the face of adversity.

Meticulously Restored to Original Condition

Our horse-drawn ambulance has been meticulously restored to its original condition, allowing visitors to experience firsthand the challenges and triumphs of medical evacuation during World War I. From its sturdy wooden construction to its distinctive red cross markings and period-accurate medical equipment, every detail of the ambulance has been faithfully recreated to honor the memory of those who served.