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• Leiper_Canal abstract "Early in the 19th century, the Leiper Canal ran about 3 miles (5 km) along Crum Creek in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. George Leiper, who financed the canal, used it between 1829 and 1852 to haul stone in flat-bottomed boats from his quarry near Springfield to the navigable Delaware River at Eddystone. The system, which had three locks, replaced an industrial tramway. Crum Creek's mouth is at 39°51′28″N 75°19′14″W.The horse-drawn tramway, the Leiper Railroad, carried stone from the quarry for 18 years before the opening of the canal.The tramway was built by Leiper's father, Thomas Leiper, whose request to build a canal in 1791 was denied by the Pennsylvania Legislature. However, the Legislature of 1824 approved a second canal proposal by Thomas Leiper, and the construction project was carried out by his son. The Leiper Canal was one of several privately funded canals such as the Union Canal and the Schuylkill Canal that operated in Pennsylvania during the same era as the Pennsylvania Canal.The Thomas Leiper Estate was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1970. The Thomas Leiper House has been turned into a public museum in Wallingford.".
• Leiper_Canal endPoint Delaware_River.
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• Leiper_Canal startPoint Springfield_Township,_Delaware_County,_Pennsylvania.
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• Leiper_Canal wikiPageExternalLink CANAL.
• Leiper_Canal wikiPageID "14204648".
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• Leiper_Canal alt "A network of east-west canals and connecting railroads spanned Pennsylvania from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh. North-south canals connecting with this east-west canal ran between West Virginia and Lake Erie on the west, Maryland and New York in the center, and along the border with Delaware and New Jersey on the east. Many shorter canals connected cities such as York, Port Carbon, and Franklin to the larger network.".
• Leiper_Canal caption "Map of historic Pennsylvania canals and connecting railroads".
• Leiper_Canal company "George Leiper".
• Leiper_Canal dateClosed "1852".
• Leiper_Canal dateComp "1829".
• Leiper_Canal end "Delaware River at Eddystone".
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• Leiper_Canal locks "3".
• Leiper_Canal name "Leiper Canal".
• Leiper_Canal start "Leiper stone quarry near Springfield".
• Leiper_Canal status "Historic, abandoned".
• Leiper_Canal subject Category:Canals_in_Pennsylvania.
• Leiper_Canal subject Category:Transportation_in_Delaware_County,_Pennsylvania.
• Leiper_Canal point "39.85777777777778 -75.32055555555556".
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• Leiper_Canal comment "Early in the 19th century, the Leiper Canal ran about 3 miles (5 km) along Crum Creek in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. George Leiper, who financed the canal, used it between 1829 and 1852 to haul stone in flat-bottomed boats from his quarry near Springfield to the navigable Delaware River at Eddystone. The system, which had three locks, replaced an industrial tramway.".
• Leiper_Canal label "Leiper Canal".
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• Leiper_Canal name "Leiper Canal".