North Branch Canal Maps, 1867-1890 [microform].

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North Branch Canal Maps, 1867-1890 [microform].

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The records consist of manuscript maps showing the line of the canal, property lines and structures from the dam at the foot of Nanticoke Pool through Wilkes-Barre to the Old Forge feeder dam, and on the North Branch Extension from Pittston Junction to Wyalusing.

l reel of microfilm.

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