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Union Canal
Chrystal, Francis M., 1920, Photograph
Union Canal
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4980
Title
View of the Union Canal as it passes between Watson Crescent and Temple Park Crescent
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Chrystal, Francis M.
Date
1920
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11.5 x 15.5 cm
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Photograph
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Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
The Union Canal was opened in 1822. It ran from Tollcross in Edinburgh to meet the Forth and Clyde Canal at Falkirk, thus linking the capital to Glasgow. After extensive renovation in the 1990's the Canal is now a popular area for recreation, with non-commercial craft using the waterway and many cyclists, walkers and runners using the towpath.
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F. M. Chrystal's Union Canal
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