GW Lisk Community Park, 2 South St, Clifton Springs, NY 14432, US

Widewaters Canal Park in Newark, NY is a historical site that offers visitors a glimpse into the rich history of the Erie Canal. With a collection of documents, images, maps, and tours, the park provides a comprehensive look at the canal system and its significance. Visitors can explore the traces of the Erie Canal in Macedon and Palmyra, including Change Bridge No. 39, Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 60, Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 61, and the Mud Creek Aqueduct. Change Bridge No. 39, also known as Gallup's Bridge, served as a highway bridge and a towpath switch during the Enlarged Erie Canal era. Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 60, known as the Lower Macedon lock, was in use until 1914 and is now maintained as a small park. Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 61, or the Upper Macedon lock, is currently used as a spillway and is located near Lock No. 30 of the present Erie Canal. The Mud Creek Aqueduct, located in Aqueduct Park, showcases the remains of the towpath bridge and stone supports of the wooden canal prism.Generated from the website

Community Bank, N.A.

Community Bank