Posthouse (Noun)
Meaning
An inn for exchanging post horses and accommodating riders.
Classification
Nouns denoting man-made objects.
Examples
- Travelers seeking rest and refreshment stopped by the old posthouse, a familiar landmark on the long journey across the countryside.
- The posthouse, with its stables full of fresh horses, served as a crucial hub for the swift exchange of postal goods.
- Weary riders would dismount at the posthouse, exhausted from hours of riding, and collect a new mount before continuing on their route.
- In those days, the posthouse operated as both an inn and a relay station for postal services, playing a vital role in communication networks.
- The village's posthouse offered warm hospitality, hearty meals, and comfortable lodging for riders and travelers in need of respite.