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Posted In October 31, 2014
Exploring the Washington Aqueduct with a Civil War-Era Map
Check out this amazing Civil War-era map of the Washington Aqueduct. See how the Aqueduct and the C&O Canal looked in 1864. Source: Library of Congress.
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