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Summary
Murals depicting canal life in the 1800s are common along the Erie Canal in Central and Western New York. This outdoor gallery enlivens the Canalway Corridor and connects past and present for today's residents and visitors.
Tags
erie canalway national heritage corridor
erie canal
nys canal system
new york canals
heritage area
public art
mural
erie canalway
erie canalway nhc
murals
port byron
western new york
gallery enlivens
canalway corridor
today s residents
national parks gallery
new york
oneida
Date
1800 - 1875
Source
National Parks Gallery
Link
Copyright info
Public Domain Dedication