Audio Tour

Click the links below to take the audio tour.

Stop 1 - Canal Museum

Stop 2 - Barbershop

Stop 3 - 1st Hop Yard

Stop 4 - Whipple Bridge

Whipple Bridge (Associated with Stop 4, no independent audio link)

Stop 5 - Deck

Mott's Burned Warehouse (Associated with Stop 5, no independent audio link)

Stop 6 - Mott's Cider Mill

Mott's Workers (Associated with Stop 6, no independent audio link)

Stop 7 - Canal View Near Bouckville

Stop 8 - Edgarton Farm & Canal

Jenny Fairchild (Associated with Stop 8, no independent audio link)

Stop 9 - Chenango Canal

Painting Page Freight & Storage Buildings (Associated with Stop 9, no independent audio link)

Pecksport RR (Associated with Stop 9, no independent audio link)

Stop 10 - Canal Pecksport Remains of Bridge Abutment

Stop 11 - Chenango Canal

Woodman Pond (Associated with Stop 11, no independent audio link)

Stop 12 - Drawing of Boat on a Canal

Stonework at Eaton Brook to Channel Feeder (Associated with Stop 12, no independent audio link)

Stop 13 - Madison Feeder

Stop 14 - Bridge Over Canal at Edgarton Farm

Edgarten Farm (Gary Fuess) (Associated with Stop 14, no independent audio link)

Stop 15 - Feeder Map

John B. Jervis, Chief Engineer (Associated with Stop 15, no independent audio link)

Stop 16 - Aqueduct at Earlville, 1910

Aqueduct (Associated with Stop 16, no independent audio link)

Stop 17 - Lock 76, North End of Chenango Canal

Lock 76 (Associated with Stop 17, no independent audio link)

An all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Publicly encouraging research for the preservation of the canal, surrounding waters and land,

while maintaining it as both a historic and public recreation site.

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