Adventures Aloud: Tales of the Towpath, Installment 14

Happy Memorial Day weekend, and welcome back to Adventures Aloud!
Our reader for today is Pam Thomas, Visitor Services Coordinator at the National Canal Museum.

Beginning her time at the D&L as a mule volunteer in 2014, Pam has an equestrian background and knows our mules Hank and George well. She has also been an educator for Immersion Days, served on the crew of the Josiah White II, and staffed the Locktender’s house and Welcome Center.

Pam likes to stay busy! A member of the School Board in her township, she describes herself as a "forever Girl Scout" and still leads a troop today.

In today's installment of our story, Finn and his family travel the Delaware Canal for the first time.

When you've finished listening, visit our website to learn more about the Narrows:
http://www.delawareandlehigh.org/tale...
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Then listen to an oral history about how cobblestones were collected in Upper Black Eddy to make streets in Philadelphia:
http://www.delawareandlehigh.org/tale...
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And watch a video about the Point Pleasant Tohickon Creek Aqueduct, the longest of the 10 aqueducts on the navigation.
http://www.delawareandlehigh.org/tale...
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Have a great weekend, and we'll see you again on Monday for the LAST installment of Adventures Aloud: Tales of the Towpath!
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