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| Larry E. Bird posted, cropped This is looking East from the I C bridge over the Vermilion River in 1875 with a glass photo camera. The I&M canal as a beautiful view William Wroblewski: I’m always amazed at these early pictures on the lack of trees. |
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| Christie Pasieka posted Early 1900’s photo. Then and now, what has changed? |
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| Dennis DeBruler commented on Christie's post The towpath is in a lot better shape. https://maps.app.goo.gl/DR4JM2zyM1YZzqWw8 |
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| Comments on Christie's post The link is: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Bioq6QYZP8aCwePZ6 |
Just a few hours before Christie's post, I saw this post. So this aqueduct tripped my "seen the same topic a couple of times in a couple of days" rule.
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| I&M Canal National Heritage Area posted via Dennis DeBruler |
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| Greg Daniels commented on the above post [Greg caught The Volunteer coming down the canal from its dock. The Volunteer is a mule-drawn canal boat.] |



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