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The Augusta Canal – What’s the Opposite of Obsolete?

by Kate Dolan | Nov 12, 2019 | 19th Century America, Articles, Latest Posts, Living History, Travel

We learned all about American canals in school, or so I thought.  In the days before trains, men loaded goods onto canal barges.  Then the barges would be pulled slowly by draft animals trudging up the tow path.  It was a slow means of transportation, but still faster...

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