Neversink Aqueduct

Neversink Aqueduct

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Name
Neversink Aqueduct
Unit
7
Piece
2-21
Collection
1
Photo Credit
Robert M. Vogel
Photo Date
1969-11-09
Photo_Notes
Photograph of abutment of Neversink Aqueduct.

The Neversink Aqueduct was one of four aqueducts designed and built by John A. Roebling on the canal. The aqueduct is no longer standing and its remains are located on the property of the Neversink Valley Area Museum.

http://www.nps.gov/upde/historyculture/dhcanal.htm
Photo Site ID
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Structure
Aqueduct