How did Baseball teams travel during 1870-1890?

During the 1870-1890 period, Baseball teams primarily traveled by train for their games, as railroads were the most efficient means of long-distance transport. Teams would often charter special trains to accommodate their schedules, allowing them to reach distant cities quickly. Travel by horse-drawn carriages or streetcars was common for shorter distances within cities. This reliance on rail travel helped foster the growth of the sport by enabling teams to play in various locations across the country.