Created By: PH Project
Located between New York and Philadelphia, New Brunswick was the ideal location for factories to establish themselves away from the traffic and hustle and bustle of large cities. In 1834 the Delaware and Raritan canal was completed making the city accessible to trade and allowing goods to be transported easily between major cities and towns along the waterway.
Reading Between the Landscapes
Looking at the Raritan do you think that the river was environemntally impacted by the trading and factory operations? Is something being done about it?
This point of interest is part of the tour: New Brunswick: A Walk through the Past
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