In the 20th century, mules pulled the city’s garbage wagons during the day and then pulled floats at night. Each mule had a name and a personality, and mules almost always worked as a team.

Mule Day has begun with the arrival of the Mule Day Wagon Train at Maury County Park as early ... "We have about 18 mules back at the house and we do mule races, and I used to pull mules ...

In 1881, it cost, in today’s dollars, $24 a week or $60 a month to have J.C. Eams Stable take care of your mule. It took four mules pulling a wagon to take ore from Ashcroft or Aspen over Pearl Pass ...

From the Archives heads to Palomar Mountain for a photo of mules pulling wagons up Trujillo Road, or South Slide, in 1890. Today the road is Highway S6, the South Grade Road. The San Diego Union ...

A big part of Mule Day's revival in 1974 was a community of supporters, from organizers to the many who hitch up their wagons each year to travel 50-miles by wagon train throughout Maury County to ...

Mules to the rescue! ... "They have had many roles in their careers, from hauling camping gear and fresh hunt, pulling wagons and farm equipment; ...