Photo from the RR Musuem
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| Photo from The Kentucky Explorer | |||||||||||||||
| One of the first trains used by the Ohio & Kentucky railroad that ran from Jackson to the Licking River station. Railroad operated from 1901-1933. | |||||||||||||||
| Photo from the RR Musuem | |||||||||||||||
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| One of the newer engine used by the O&K railroad, at Cannel City. Photo from the RR Musuem |
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| Delancy Park as it appears today, a reminder of what once was. Also the Cannel City Post Office. Though the town has gone and modern times have hit, the post office remains. In the left corner is the Cannel City School as it is now. Delancy Park is named for W. Delancy Walbridge. | |||||||||||||||
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