The Morris Canal with Tim Roth of the Canal Society of NJ

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  • Опубликовано: 23 янв 2025

Комментарии • 11

  • @greglaspata8602
    @greglaspata8602 11 месяцев назад +1

    Extremely interesting and informative . I'll have to check out some of these locations. Nice work and good luck in the future !

  • @odonnelletsu
    @odonnelletsu 11 месяцев назад +2

    26:32 "The canal was built because of the depletion of wood resources." Does that mean that iron furnaces previously used charcoal made from trees cut near a furnace, but then, after all the trees were cut, ironmasters needed to ship in coal instead of charcoal to run their furnaces? Thanks for this great presentation!

    • @SchoharieCrossing1825
      @SchoharieCrossing1825  11 месяцев назад +2

      We can't speak directly to that regarding the Morris Canal (as the Canal Society of NJ would be more the expert knowledge base) but that does seem like the point that Tim was making during this presentation.

  • @roadrunner1580
    @roadrunner1580 2 дня назад

    great video. i visit this canal around the hackettstown rockport area. id love to see the canal get restored and protected so it cant be built on. im also from schoolys mt. used to live on drakestown rd near flocktown rd. cheers..

  • @jtidema
    @jtidema Год назад +2

    I wish we still had this canal! The canals in the UK which used to be used for distribution of goods are now used for vacations and expeditions. Pubs on the canal have such a nice outlook. We really lost something that could have been utilized today.

  • @pbcanal1
    @pbcanal1 3 года назад +2

    There is a inclined plane, otherwise known as a marine railroad, in Ontario on the Trent Severn waterway. It is fantastic to see in person.

  • @Cha-y412
    @Cha-y412 3 года назад +2

    The Morris Canal cut through my hometown of Bloomfield.
    The incline plane in Bloomfield is now JFK Drive & part of the Garden State Parkway is the old canal.
    Pretty cool. Thanks for posting

  • @chartwel1990
    @chartwel1990 3 года назад +1

    22:15-I could never understand why the MC drop gates were so buoyant. 'Why the design flaw, and why not fix it ?

  • @SchoharieCrossing1825
    @SchoharieCrossing1825  2 года назад

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