Farmington Historical Society

<p>Join canal historian Carl E. Walter for an illustrated presentation on New England's largest 1820s engineering project. This fascinating lecture explores the commercial history, construction methods, and route of the 100-mile canal using a unique collection of historical photographs and research. Admission is free for members and students, and $15 for non-members.</p>

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The Farmington Canal In The Town Of Farmington

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The Farmington Canal In The Town Of Farmington

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Farmington Historical Society, 729 Farmington Ave, Farmington, CT

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