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“Canals of England” is a beautifully illustrated guide to the canals and waterways of England. In the late 18th century, a remarkable transformation took place in the English landscape. Canals were built spanning from the Pennines to the English Channel, providing a means for transporting goods and creating a unique way of life.
The narrow boats that navigated these canals were home to generations of people and decorated in a distinctive style. The buildings associated with canals, such as wharves, warehouses, lock-keepers’ cottages, locks, bridges, and aqueducts, are now a familiar and beloved part of the English countryside.
While canals were once neglected, they are now receiving renewed attention and appreciation for their historical significance and recreational opportunities.
| Author | Martin Marix Evans, Robert Reichenfeld |
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| Type | Paperback |
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