Signature Collections

Chesapeake and Ohio (C & O) Canal in Washington County

Collage of Chesapeake and Ohio Canal - Washington County, Maryland

About: Aqueducts

Other topics within this collection:

A brief history of the C&O Canal

Canal workers from 1850-1920 census

Possible canal workers' cemetery

Canal families at work

Boatmen and Lockkeepers

Canal Company operations

Business along the canal

Floods and canal repairs

Slaves and the canal

Canal during the Civil War

Canal artifacts

Resources consulted

The canal in the newspapers

National Park Service (NPS) resources

Canal terminology

Saving the Canal

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Aqueduct No. 4, a bridge with 3 arches

Antietam Aqueduct

Conococheague Aqueduct, a stone bridge; family of 4 standing on bridge

Aqueduct, Williamsport

Bowles Aqueduct, a stone bridge with a large arch

Bowles Aqueduct at Tonoloway Creek

Boat in canal, coming through the aqueduct circa 1097?

Coming through the aqueduct

Conococheague Aqueduct, a stone bridge with 3 arches

Conococheague Aqueduct

berm side of the Conococheague Aqueduct collapsed into the Conococheague Creek; canal boat with several people standing on bridge and 2 men in water near boat

Conococheague Aqueduct, 1920

Conococheague aqueduct, a stone bridge; wood planks on top with several men working on repairs

Conococheague aqueduct, 1920, repairs

Licking Creek aqueduct, a stone bridge with one large arch

Licking Creek Aqueduct

Sideling Hill Creek Aqueduct, a stone bridge with large arch; small walking bridge over the aqueduct

Sideling Hill Creek Aqueduct

Tonoloway Aqueduct, a stone bridge; water is streaming down from bridge

Tonoloway Aqueduct