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The C&O Canal in 1917, courtesy of Thomas A. Edison…
When scrolling through YouTube last night in search of Seldom Scene’s rendition of the C&O Canal, I also found this rare treat. Just keep in mind, these are silent, but the scenes of cargo-hauling boats moving along the canal is something that has been lost to the ages. Part III has some great moving imagery […]
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September 13, 2010 by Robert Moore
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