#22 Columbus Buggy Company, started by George M. Peters and Oscar G. Peters in 1875, largest lightweight buggy manufacturer in the world, later entered automotive industry but folded in 1913, photograph from 1901.

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#22 Columbus Buggy Company, started by George M. Peters and Oscar G. Peters in 1875, largest lightweight buggy manufacturer in the world, later entered automotive industry but folded in 1913, photograph from 1901.

What Columbus, Ohio looked like at the Turn of the 20th Century

#22 Columbus Buggy Company, started by George M. Peters and Oscar G. Peters in 1875, largest lightweight buggy manufacturer in the world, later entered automotive industry but folded in 1913, photograph from 1901.

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