Erie Canal Heritage Trail
Lockport, NY - The canal reached Lockport in 1824, but the locks were not completed until 1825. By 1829, Lockport was an established village. The community was centered on the locks, and consisted mainly of immigrant Scottish and Irish canal workers brought in as labor. The workers remained in Lockport after the completion of the locks, giving the city a heavy Celtic influence still discernible today, especially in the Lowertown and North Lockport neighborhoods. The city of Lockport was incorporated in 1865. [Wiki] Link to Photo Without Frame Thank You for Making this Daily Photo the #1 Pick on 10-09-2018
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Arnold Dubin
on October 25, 2018Superb capture!
Christine Darton-Henrichsen
on October 20, 2018Dad was a 20 year Navy man...boats are in the blood!
Byron Fair Photography
on October 10, 2018Great shot
Judith Sparhawk
on October 10, 2018Nice little bit of history surrounding the canal.
Darlene Jansen
on October 9, 2018Great shot & nice light & colors!
Lgood
on October 9, 2018Ditto Greg's comment! Very eye-catching. I also love the colors that you chose for the frame, they are perfect. Nice work.
Greg&Rose Photography
on October 9, 2018Eye catching shot
KDP450
on October 9, 2018Love the composition Rick., great light too.
John (300m)
on October 9, 2018lovely shot. Great character in the picture
fotoeffects
on October 9, 2018Looks like they are serious about their fishing. Great shot!