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Transportation/Travel Home page | Letters, Diaries, etc |1823 travel journal of Laura Sherwood: Table of Contents |
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Excerpts from page 28:
"...On arriving at Pittsford a (small but growing village on the west side of the canal) Mr S concluded to proceed and return with the other boat..."
"[] the same place is the great embankment, raising the canal near the height of 70 feet above the ground on both sides at the first view it seems incredible that art could do so much..."

Original journal courtesy of the Delaware County Historical Association Archives, Delhi, NY. Further information on the Sherwood Family is available in the Letters and Journals of Samuel and Laura Sherwood (1813 - 1823), edited by John Crocker, Delhi, NY, 1967, available in the Delaware County Historical Association Archives and Milne Library, State University of New York College at Oneonta.
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