Seeley Stable

We really enjoyed browsing and browsing the amazing information and developments of carriage transport. I didn’t know there were double cars here! It’s a very interesting tour if you’re in the old town. And it’s free!

The Sri stables are located in the old city of San Diego. It used to be a place for the army to raise horses. Now it's a museum about horses. Here you can see a lot of carriages, saddles and other objects, but also a lot of pictures show, more interesting.

The Seely Stable in Old Town was built in 1869 and served as the original Yuma/San Diego stage stop during the 1850s (Butterfield Stage Route).

Free attraction in Old Town San Diego, the birthplace of California. Albert Seeley ran the San Diego-Los Angeles Stage Line, which was put out of business in 1887 after the coming of the railroad. Seeley Stables was the Yuma/San Diego stage stop in the 1850's. It has been reconstructed and now houses a collection of vintage carriages and transportation memorabilia. Hours: 10-5 daily; Admission: free.