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Browsing named entities in Historic leaves, volume 3, April, 1904 - January, 1905.
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Loammi Baldwin (search for this): chapter 1
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Historical Sketch of the old Middlesex canal. By Herbert Pierce Yeaton.
[Concluded.]
the canal began at Middlesex Village, on the Merrimac river in the town of Chelmsford, and was lifted through a connected flight of three locks, passing under the main street over an aqueduct across the brook-near which are some quaint old houses erected by the proprietors for the use of their employes —and through the long swamp to River Meadow brook, also crossed by aqueduct.
Thence it was continued to Billerica, where it entered the Concord river by a stone guard lock, with a floating tow path, and passed out on the southern side through another stone guard lock.
The canal is still used by the Talbot mills at North Billerica for the supply of water for power, and in this connection they have retained one of the lock gates, thus saving for us one of the best preserved and most interesting features of the old canal.
On the south bank of the Concord river an extensive cutting through rocks