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A store, a blacksmith and sometimes a wheelwright often were at such crossroads.
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He was the son of a poor wheelwright, but early developed decided musical genius.
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Wheelwright Lumber donated the lumber and local nurseries provided the plants.
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He was a coachwright, wheelwright and millwright, so it seemed the perfect marriage.
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Maudslay's father, also named Henry, served as a wheelwright in the Royal Engineers.
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The wheelwright, Ned's brother, Jim Horton, was played by Edward Rigby.
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According to MCR, its construction required craftsmanship akin to that of a wheelwright.
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You would go to your ancient Roman wheelwright to order a new wheel for your wagon or chariot.
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Wheelwright maintains studios in Boston and Vermont and has exhibited widely across New England.
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- Someone who makes and repairs wooden wheels
- A wheelwright (or wainwright) is a person who builds or repairs wheels. The word is the combination of "wheel" and the archaic word "wright", which comes from the Old English word "wryhta", meaning a worker or maker. This occupational name eventually became the English surname Wheelwright.
- A person who builds wagon wheels
- A maker and repairer of wheels for wagons.
- Those who make wheels, carts, and wagons.
- A woodworker or carpenter that builds and repairs wheels.
- One who made or repaired wheels, wheeled carriages, etc.
- A craftsman who produced and repaired wheels.
