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A recent walking tour hosted by the Erie Canal Museum highlighted African American experiences on the canal during its first few decades of operation.
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The museum was counting on a $25,000 grant for exhibit enhancements.
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The Eire Canal was a locus of many activities, including fishing. But more than 180 invasive species can be found along the waterway.
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A mural project focusing on the history of the Erie Canal has been called the longest mural trail int eh world. Artist Mark DeCracker says each work must be historically accurate.
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A decision to preserve a building associated with the canal charted the course of I-81 and razed a Syracuse Neighborhood.
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Supernatural stories abound around the Erie Canal. Paranormal expert and author Mason Winfield leads ghost walks, uncovers stories, and keeps the folklore alive.
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The Erie Canal helped breweries grow and many are still associated with the historic waterway. Big Ditch Brewery gets its name from the canal and continues the association today.
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Cyclists hailing from across the U.S. gather in New York for the 24th annual "Cycle the Erie Canal Bike Tour"
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Dozens of groups are cleaning up along CNY’s old Erie Canal as part of an annual regionwide event.
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More than 700 cyclists stopped in Syracuse Wednesday night on their trek across the state on the 20th annual Cycling the Erie Canal tour. The ride also…