Public documents concerning the Ohio canals which are to connect Lake Erie with the Ohio river

Public documents concerning the Ohio canals which are to connect Lake Erie with the Ohio river

by John Kilbourn

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The title of this ‘book’ is a little confusing. It suggests that this is the “complete official history” of the canal system, but the system was still under construction when this was published. Collected here are a wide range of public documents for this enormous project, which are listed in the index at the back. Categories of documents included are: -Extracts from Governors’ messages -Laws relating to the canals -Resolutions (by the State legislature) -Canal Commissioners’ reports (including annual reports 1823-1830 and special reports) -Civil Engineers’ reports -Canal Fund Commissioners’ reports -Financial reports -Miscellaneous documents (among these is a tariff of canal tolls)

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