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| Hennepin Canal State Park posted Today's Throwback Thursday is a double-wide photo that features the construction of Aqueduct 5 at Mud Creek near Annawan. Connie N Charles Baele: What year is a this? Hennepin Canal State Park: Connie N Charles Baele the year was not listed, but canal construction took place from 1892 to 1907. |
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| Hennepin Canal State Park posted Today's Throwback Thursday picture was taken in 1970 and features Bridge #4, east of Tiskilwa. |
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| Hennepin Canal State Park posted Today's Throwback Thursday photo features the Mixing and Hoisting Plant at Lock 25, west of Geneseo. |
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| 1934/34 Geneseo Quad @ 62,500 |
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| Hennepin Canal State Park posted Today's Throwback Thursday photo was taken in 1898 and features the construction of Aqueduct 3, East of Wyanet. |
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| Hennepin Canal State Park posted Today's Throwback Thursday picture was taken at Lock 5 looking eastward. Not sure of the date, but Goin' Fishin' on the Canal is timeless. |
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| Gary Grice, Jun 2025 |
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| Aaron Peter posted Aqueduct # 6 |
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| Hennepin Canal State Park posted via Dennis DeBruler |
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| Metrotrails posted A good overview of the historic canals of the northeastern United States. As a group we have traced all of the Morris Canal, Delaware and Raritan Canal, Union Canal, Schuylkill Navigation, Lehigh Canal, Delaware Canal, and Delaware and Hudson Canal. We have traced sections of the Pennsylvania Canal (all of Susquehanna Division, Juniata Division, and Allegheny Portage Railroad), parts of Western Division, North Branch Canal, Susquehanna and Tidewater, Erie, Champlain, Blackstone, New Haven & Northampton, and more than half of Chesapeake and Ohio. Each has been amazing. Vince Gargiulo: So out of the group how many used inclined planes? Metrotrails: Vince Gargiulo Morris Canal had 23, 24 if you count the electric one. I understand there was one connected to the Potomac. Other than that no inclined planes on the canals themselves. The early connection railways had them, but it wasn't the same. The most were on Delaware and Hudson Gravity Railroad. Second most on Pennsylvania Coal Company Gravity Railroad. Allegheny Portage Railroad had 10, Philadelphia and Columbia had 2. Lehigh and Susquehanna had 3. Mauch Chunk had 2 main, several connecting. Many early anthracite lines had them. |
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| Unify posted "Why is patience so important?" "Because it makes us pay attention." — Paulo Coelho Paul Petraitis shared |
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| 24:29 video @ 6:28 The 19th Century Retailer - The Lost, and Found Riverboat Arabia |
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| Hennepin Canal State Park posted Today's Throwback Thursday picture features Aqueduct #2 at Lock 12, looking East. The photo was taken in 1970. |
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