P. & O. CANAL
Aqueduct in Kent, Ohio is a living remnant of the P. & O. Canal

The completion of the P. & O. canal marked two decades of a unique lifestyle that linked villages and provided a inexpensive means of transportation. Pippen Lake and Brady Lake provided the power needed for the Northeastern Ohio section of canal. The canal prompted a great deal of land speculation and development on the river's east bank, forming the beginning of what is today's Central Business District. Shown: A canal boat utilizing an aqueduct—this one traversed Plum Creek.

This significant remnant of the P. & O. canal remains intact today