Cayuga and Seneca Canal Survey, Seneca Falls showing Guard Lock, High Bank and Seneca River
This is an ink, wash and charcoal map of a section of the Seneca Canal in Seneca Falls. It shows a long stretch of the Seneca River, a small island, a guard lock, a high banked area, a building and the spot where the canal empties back into the river. The red lines indicate courses and distances. The blue lines indicate canal right-of-way.
Identifier
NYSA_A0848-77_MC7_DR14_V15_CS_19
NYSA_A0848-77_MC7_DR14_V15_CS_19
Date Original
1834
1834
Language
English
English
Source
New York State Archives, A0848-77, Canal System Survey Maps, 1832-1843, Map no. CS-19
New York State Archives, A0848-77, Canal System Survey Maps, 1832-1843, Map no. CS-19
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