Category: Tumble

Most of the first settlers of Indiana arrived by rivers and settled near them since there were few roads and those were barely passable. Settlers

The initial water supply for the Wabash & Erie canal began at the dam on the St Joseph River 6 1⁄2 miles north of Fort

Wildcat Creek Dam & Slack Water Navigation Area By Preston Richardt Since I began my expanded research of the Wabash & Erie Canal in order

March 2024 Articles Bridging Waterways By Robert Schmidt One of man’s early challenges was how to cross waterways. If he encountered a pond or large

Post Sites, Signs & Surprises Canal Tour The Fighting Irish The Canal Society At Mini Pioneer Days Surprises Found After Tour Logansport Sign Replaced By

In This Edition of The Tumble Montezuma And The Wabash & Erie Canal Hogapolis CSI”s Early Attempt To Mark Indiana’s Canals Canal Notes 11: Chapin’s

INDEX Why Terre Haute? Schmidt’s Symposium Presentation Proposed Ship/Barge Canals Canal Notes 10: Spy Run Bluff Frank Bash Interviews Citizens Who Remember The Wabash And

INDEX My Trail? Metamora To Yellow Bank Whitewater Canal Byway Annual Meeting Cedar Point Canal? “Trails – Rails: Canal Connections” Symposium Recap Metamora Citizens Called

Whitewater Canal Trail & Survey From Summit to Nadir: Exploring Ohio’s Nadir Level Canal Notes #7—The Landings Placing Canal Signs Three More Canal Signs In