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MAPS
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Butler County – 1855 
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Hamilton – Above – 1885

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Hamilton - North Right –
1885 
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Hamilton – 1887 
Views of
the canal are on Images 1-5, 7 and 16.
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GENERAL
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A New and Complete Gazetteer
of the United States – 1854
A brief description of the city of Hamilton, including
reference to the canal and the industries it serves is
on page 461.
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About Hamilton, Ohio 
Includes a
brief history of the hydraulic system.
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Beyond the Model T: The Other
Ventures of Henry Ford
A history of Ford's purchase of the hydraulic facilities
in 1919 is on page 53.
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Biographical and Historical
Sketches: A Narrative of Hamilton and Its Residents
from 1792 – 1901
A history of Hamilton and its manufacturies, including
reference to the canal, begins on page 277.
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Canal
& Railroad Era 1825-1859 
Includes
histories of the hydraulic system, Miami and Erie
Canal in the area and the Hamilton Sidecut canal.
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Centennial History of Butler
County, Ohio – 1905
An early history of manufacturing in Hamilton, including
reference to the canal, begins on page 252.
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City
of
Hamilton History 
Includes
a brief history of the hydraulic system.
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City of Hamilton History
Includes a brief history and description of the canal.
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Excavating Engineer, Volumes
14-15 – 1920
A description of digging of the race for the Ford
Tractor Company plant in Hamilton begins on page 288.
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Ford
Tractor Plant 
Describes
how water power was used to run the factory.
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Hamilton History
Includes a brief history of the hydraulic canal.
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Hamilton
Hydraulic
Historical Marker 
Photo
and text of a marker in Butler County.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Includes a brief history of the hydraulic canal.
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Hamilton
Rossville Hydraulic Important Step in Progress 
A
newspaper article about the impact of the hydraulic on
manufacturing in the city.
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Historical
Collections of Ohio - 1889
A brief history of the county,
including reference to the canal, begins on page 345.
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History
of Ohio: The Rise and Progress of an American
State, Volume 5 - 1912
A brief history of the canal is on
page 329.
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House Documents, Otherwise
Publ. as Executive Documents: 13th Congress, 2d
Session-49th Congress, 1st Session, U.S. Congress –
1842
A description of the proposed canal begins on page 140.
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Hydraulic stream in Hamilton,
Ohio on 3rd Street
A historic photo of the canal.
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Industry
in Hamilton, Ohio 
Historical
photos of products manufactured with the support of
the hydraulic system. Links to related
sites.
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Industry in Hamilton, Ohio
A brief history of the paper
industry in the community, which was powered by the
canal. Historical photos.
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John L. Martin
A brief history of the canal is included in this
biography.
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John Woods
A biographical sketch of one of the
promoters of the canal.
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Lewis D. Campbell
A biography of a director and
secretary of the Hamilton and Rossville Hydraulic
Company.
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Ohio Encyclopedia, Volume 1
A description of the impact of the canal on the town's
development begins on page 409.
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Paper: A Weekly Technical
Journal for Paper and Pulp Mills, Volume 24 – 1919
A brief history of the canal is on page 32.
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Pioneer
biography, sketches of the lives of some of the
early settlers of Butler county, Ohio - 1869
A brief biography of one of the
original promotors of the canal is on page 339.
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Report
of the Chief Engineer, Arthur E. Morgan,
Submitting a Plan for the Protection of the
District from Flood Damage, Volumes 1-3 - 1916
A brief report on potential future
uses for the canal is on page 181.
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Statistics of Power and
Machinery Employed in Manufactures, Part 2 – 1887
A description of the water power in Hamilton begins
on page 202.
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The Irvines and Their Kin - 1908
A brief biography of the individual
who surveyed the canal site is on page 332.
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The Centennial Anniversary of
the City of Hamilton, Ohio, September 17-19, 1891
A brief description of the canal
system is on page 245.
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The Story of Butler County
A history of the county, including
reference to industry in Hamilton stimulated by the
canal.
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The West: Its Soil, Surface,
and Productions – 1848
A description of the hydraulic canal system begins on
page 163.
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