Pioneer's wagon is a term used to describe two types of wagons used by settlers in the 19th century. The first is the CONESTOGA wagon, which was a large, heavy-duty wagon used to transport goods and people across the Great Plains. It was made of wood and had a canvas cover to protect its contents from the elements. The second type of wagon is the Prairie Schooner, which was a smaller, lighter-duty wagon used for personal transportation. It was made of wood and had a canvas cover to protect its contents from the elements. Both of these wagons were essential to the success of the pioneers who settled the American West.