Broad Run Trunk Aqueduct

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From www.iceandcoal.org:

The canal crossed Broad Run a 30-foot-long wooden trunk that Hahn classifies as an aqueduct. It was originally a culvert -- a tunnel beneath the canal proper -- but when the culvert washed out it was replaced with the wooden trunk. The canal company, however, never counted it among the aqueducts. The surrounding stonework survives.
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