File:Granary at Monocacy Aqueduct C and O Canal.jpg
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English: Ruins of granary at Monocacy Aqueduct along Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. See NPS brochure Granaries at Whites Ferry and Monocacy Village. Brochure states that granary was 51 feet long by 20 feet wide, and only one story. It had 2 passageways for boat access, and three storage bays for grain. |
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