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History of the Canal System of the State of New York, Volume I
Brandow Printing Company, State Legislative Printer
Last checked 2026-10-22
- Who controlled Seneca Lake's level? · Printed pp. 478-479 (PDF pp. 502-503): July 1829 Cayuga side cut; conflict over lake level; head-of-lake and outlet interests; 1828-1829 legislation; mill water use and navigation interruptions.
- Who controlled Seneca Lake's level? · Printed pp. 483 and 485-487 (PDF pp. 507 and 509-511): 1840 authorization, 1842 petition and engineer review, 1844-1845 work, 1846 competing petitions, committee framing, and failed regulation bill.
- The canal connection took more than one opening day · Printed p. 473 (PDF p. 497): company finance and legislation, June 14, 1818 first loaded boat, 1821 completion, natural-stream navigation, crude locks, and absence of a towpath.