The James River Canals at the Richmond Falls, 1775-1808: A History and Pictorial Survey of the Canals, Westham Foundry, and Railroads around Richmond, Virginia
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The James River Canals at the Richmond Falls, 1775-1808: A History and Pictorial Survey of the Canals, Westham Foundry, and Railroads around Richmond, Virginia

by Nancy Weigle Kraus

historical nonfiction regional history Engineering History
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A focused history and pictorial survey of the James River canals at Richmond Falls from 1775 to 1808. The book also examines Westham Foundry and the railroads around Richmond, Virginia, providing a concise look at the region’s early canals, industrial sites, and transportation networks.

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This book examines the James River canals at the Richmond Falls during the period from 1775 to 1808.

It presents a historical and pictorial survey of the canals, Westham Foundry, and the railroads around Richmond, Virginia.

Focusing on transportation, industry, and regional development, the work documents notable elements of Richmond’s early infrastructure.

Its combination of historical study and visual survey offers a focused resource on the James River canal system and its surrounding landscape.

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