Horatio's Drive

They crossed the Hudson at Albany to a cheering crowd and met up with reporters and Mrs. Horatio Jackson in Peekskill. They drove into Manhattan at 4:30 in the morning.

On May 23, 1903 Horatio started out in San Francisco on the first American road trip.

Horatio drove through beautiful countryside in Northern California.

After fixing the car in Idaho, Horatio was optimistic that he would make it to Rawlins, WY. They proceeded to get hopelessly lost.

Horatio was stuck in Archer, Wyoming waiting for parts and missing his wife on their 4th anniversary.

The Winton Company offered to give Jackson support for the rest of the trip but he refused.

Horatio and his driver added a third member to the team in Caldwell, ID, a young bulldog named Bud.