The Seneca Aqueduct, Historical Data, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park

Unrau HD. 1976. The Seneca Aqueduct, Historical Data, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park. Historic Structure Report. National Park Service, Historic Preservation Team. Denver, Colorado

History and significance of the Seneca Aqueduct, C&O Canal National Historical Park. This report discusses the significance and history behind the Seneca Aqueduct. It is important to the operation of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and represented a major engineering accomplishment of this period. It was the first of eleven masonry aqueducts constructed to carry the canal across the larger tributaries of the Potomac River between Georgetown and Cumberland, Maryland.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Unrau, Harlan
Date of Issue
1976-03
Publisher
National Park Service, Historic Preservation Team
Units
CHOH , HIST
Keywords
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Cultural Resources, ehistory, Seneca Aqueduct

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