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Lehigh Canal, Lock 20, 800 feet south of Aquashicola Creek, Lower Towamensing, Carbon, PA
View of lock from the railroad tracks. For more information, see http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/pa1877/
Aquashicola Aqueduct in Lehigh Gap
In the 1970s, this is what was left of the aqueduct which carried the Lehigh Canal over the Aquashicola Creek. The Central of New Jersey trestle is visible in the background.
Lehigh Canal, Lock 20, 800 feet south of Aquashicola Creek, Towamensing Trails, Carbon County, PA
This was the lock below where the Aquashicola creek emptied into the Lehigh River. The canal itself did not run through the gap; it was open water for canal boats. For more information, see http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/pa1877/
Highway 248 at Lehigh Gap. Marshall Hill Can Be Seen in the Background - Marshall Hill, Palmerton, Carbon County, PA
Lehigh Gap without the LNE Bridge. For more information, see http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/pa1847.photos.131725p/
Chain Bridge, Lehigh Gap, Pa.
Built 1826 Fire Wreck 1926
This is an image of the Chain Bridge after the 1926 fire. Original postcard, unknown URL.
Lehigh Gap, Slatington, Pa.
Route 873 north from Slatington to Lehigh Gap
Lehigh Gap
Photo looking west across the Lehigh River towards the Lehigh Valley R.R. mainline.
Lehigh Gap near Slatington, PA.
Central Railroad of New Jersey tracks ran along the east bank of the Lehigh river.
Lehigh Gap, Slatington, Pa.
View looking south before the construction of the LNE R.R. bridge.
Canal Lock below Lehigh Gap, Slatington, PA.
Note the width of the canal at this point.