hostlers
Stable staff members
Hostlers are workers who tend horses, especially at an inn or stable where travelers' horses are fed, watered, and cared for.
The term is historical, from the era when horses were the primary means of transportation.
In modern use, hostler has shifted to mean someone who moves or services locomotives or other heavy equipment in a rail yard or depot.
Self-care for appearance
- stablesShelters for horses
- tackSharp-headed fastener
- bridleEquine control harness
- saddleMounted rider's seat
harness · hoof · curry · rubdown · watering · feeding · bedding · stall
Barn employee tending horses
- stableboyYouth who tends horses
- groomBetrothed man; stable worker
- liverymanStable business operator
- coachmanHorse-drawn carriage operator
postilion · footman · equerry · squire · servant · innkeeper · taverner · farrier
Train staging facility
- locomotiveRailway pulling machine
- roundhouseCircular train maintenance building
- engineMachine producing motion
- tenderSoft or sore
turntable · depot · switching · coupling · servicing · maintenance · yardman · trainman
Lodging for wayfarers
- tavernPublic drinking establishment
- waysideEdge of a road
- overnightSpanning evening to morning
- travelerOne who journeys
guest · accommodation · waystation · roadhouse · caravansary · lodge
grooming
Self-care for appearance
saddle · harness · hoof · curry · rubdown · watering · feeding · bedding · stall · hitching
stablehand
Barn employee tending horses
coachman · postilion · footman · equerry · squire · servant · innkeeper · taverner · farrier · blacksmith
railyard
Train staging facility
- locomotiveRailway pulling machine
- roundhouseCircular train maintenance building
- engineMachine producing motion
tender · turntable · depot · switching · coupling · servicing · maintenance · yardman · trainman · steam-engine
inn
Lodging for wayfarers
traveler · guest · accommodation · waystation · roadhouse · caravansary · lodge
hostlersriders
Those who mount animals
jockeys · coachmen · drivers · horsemen · equestrians
hostlersguests
People received hospitably
travelers · patrons · masters · innkeepers · proprietors