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livery stable
noun
- a stable where horses and vehicles are cared for or rented out for pay.
livery stable
noun
- a stable where horses are accommodated and from which they may be hired out
Word History and Origins
Origin of livery stable1
Example Sentences
Historical markings along Caliente-Bodfish Road indicate buildings that once existed: barbershop, a blacksmith, the Grand Inn and a livery stable.
The properties sold to Lloyd Sr. included the house they were renting, built around 1900, as well as a livery stable built in 1902.
Look for the former livery stables, hotel, barber shop, saloon and one of Puget Sound’s oldest weekly newspapers.
He let us out in front and rode on to the livery stable.
Property owners subdivided their lots, and up went commercial buildings, including livery stables, barns, warehouses, tin shops and sheds, said Kim Prothro Williams, an architectural historian in the District’s Historic Preservation Office.
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