CREDITS & REFERENCES

Web Resource

• Brighton Allston Historical Society
• Canal Systems
• Clemson - Middlesex Canal
• Document Based Question: Erie Canal
• Early Canal Transportation: The boats of the Middlesex Canal
• Encarta Colonial America
• The Erie Canal
• Great Engineering Feats
• The Gilded Age WebQuest
• Historic American Buildings Survey
• Historic Maps in K-12 Classrooms
• Historical Sketch of the Middlesex Canal
• Horn Pond - Woburn, MA
• InfoRoma: Roman Aqueducts
• Kellscraft - Some Events Around Boston
• Lewis & Clark - Mapping
• Library of Congress: American Memory - Broadsides
• Library of Congress: Geography and Map Division
• Locks: Uphill and downhill on a boat
• A Man, a Plan, a Canal. Panama.
• Medford Historical Society
• Middlesex Canal Association Collection
• Middlesex Canal Hoxie Map
• Middlesex Canal Towpath Topics
• Museum of Fine Arts
• Mystic View Task Force Walking Tour
• The National Archives
• National Canal Museum - The Merrimack River Canals
• National Register of Historic Places
• New World: A Brochure for Newcomers
• NOVA: Watering Ancient Rome
• SchoolsHistory.org.uk - Canals
• Smithsonian National Museum of American History: Physical Sciences Collection
• Surveyor's Basic Tools
• Trailblazers - Now and Then
• Traveling the National Road - Classroom Activity Program
• University of MA, Center for Lowell History: Middlesex-Canal Corporation Records
• WallPaperHistory.org
• The WebQuest Page
• Wikipedia: Aqueduct
• Wikipedia: Boston and Lowell Railroad
• Wikipedia: Middlesex Canal
• The Wilderness Ride: Rivers, Roads, Canals, & Railroads
• Winchester MA Index of Images
• Woburn Historical Society
• Ye Olde Woburn

Resources

Clark, Mary Stetson. The Old Middlesex Canal. Center for Canal History and Technology. 1987.

Heald, Bruce D. “ Boston and Maine in the 19 th Century” 2001.

Lawrence, Lewis M. The Middlesex Canal.

Seaburg, Carl; Alan Dahill andThomas Dahill. The Incredible Ditch: A Bicentennial History of the Middlesex Canal. The Anne Miniver Press, Medford, MA. 1997.