29K views · 98 reactions | On April 3, 1860, the very first Pony Express rider set off to deliver mail across the wild American frontier. We brought the moment to life with LiveMemory™, imagining what that historic ride might have looked and felt like. What would your ancestors' stories look like brought to life? | MyHeritage | Facebook

On this week in 1860, the Pony Express began. The short-lived overland mail service, which lasted for 18 months, made legends out of many of its riders. One of the most notable riders was Warren “Boston” Upson, who is buried in the Sacramento Historic City Cemetery. Warren was the son of Lauren Upson, who was the editor of the Sacramento Daily Union newspaper. Warren was responsible for carrying mail from Pollock Pines to Lake Tahoe, one of the most treacherous sections of the 1,800 mile trail b

Happy Pony Express Day! This day commemorates the riders of the short-lived overland mail service that operated from April 3, 1860 to October 26, 1861. The Pony Express closed for business just two days after the first transcontinental telegraph message was transmitted. The Pony Express advertised that mail through their service would take just 10 days to travel from St. Joseph, Missouri (the eastern terminus of the Pony Express route) to the B. F. Hastings building at Second and J Street in Sac

6.4K views · 234 reactions | Riders on their way! The Pony Express continues its journey.  Navajo County Sheriff's Posse Pony Express #ponyexpress #cowboys #horseriding #reelsvideoシ #reelsviralシ | The Farm on Route 66 | Facebook

12K views · 740 reactions | PAYSON AZ WELCOMES THE HASHKNIFE PONY EXPRESS RIDERS #hashknifeponyexpress n #horses #animals #horses #horselife | The Farm on Route 66 | Facebook