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The lockhouse, 6:50 p.m.
Looking at Major Flory’s house (ca. 1880), through a window on the second floor. A view of Lock 49 from upstairs. Helloooooo, anybody home? Any… body? Wanna stick around till dark to see what happens?
Seldom Scene’s rendition of the C&O Canal
September 12, 2010 by Robert Moore
As those who frequent this blog know, I also have interests in the history of the C&O Canal. So, when I saw this, I thought I’d share… “Hey, hey, hey, Lock Ready!” For more video footage of the canal, but in action in 1917, check out the follow-up post.
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