the project ended. Remnants Susquehanna Riverlands in Salem Township, south of Wilkes-Barre, has of river walking path and filled canal owned and managed by Pennsylvania Power and Light Company. Lock No. 1 and a section of the original North Branch Canal in Northumberland were intact in 1986 as was Lock No. 2 below Bloomsburg. Occasional sections of canal bed remained between Shickshinny and West Nanticoke, and the West Nanticoke guard lock was intact. Canal bed was visible from the Lackawanna River toward Ransom and largely intact above Vosburg between Lackawanna Campground and Horse Race Falls. At Laceyville a museum known as the Oldest House was once a lockkeeper's house. Other remnants such as crib work, canal embankments, iron spikes, and timbers could be found here and there along the full length of the canal. Points of interest See also List of canals in the United States Notes and references Notes References Works cited Petrillo, F. Charles (1986). Anthracite and Slackwater: The North Branch Canal 1828–1901. Easton, Pennsylvania: Center for Canal History and Technology. . Shank, William H. (1986). The Amazing Pennsylvania Canals, 150th Anniversary Edition. York, Pennsylvania: American Canal and Transportation Center. . Whitford, Nobel E., and Beal, Minnie M. (1906). History of the Canal System of the State of New York Together with Brief Histories of the Canals of the United States and Canada, "Chapter 18: The Chenango Canal Extension". Albany, New York: Brandow Printing Company. . Retrieved March 21, 2010. External links Pennsylvania Canal Society American Canal Society National Canal Museum Canals in Pennsylvania Canals opened in 1856 Transportation buildings and structures in Bradford County, Pennsylvania Transportation buildings and structures in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania Transportation buildings and structures in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania Transportation buildings and structures in Columbia County, Pennsylvania Transportation buildings and structures in Montour County, Pennsylvania