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The Canal Museum -
1605 N. Verity Parkway
The Canal Museum was erected in 1982 as a replica of a lock tender's house. It is located on the former site of the Miami-Erie canal and the Hydraulic Canal on the outskirts of current Smith Park.
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At the Canal Museum you are able to learn about what it was like living during canal days and learn more about Middletown's history.
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If you have not been to the Canal Museum in some time, we highly encourage you to check it out as there have been some changes.
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The Canal Museum is CLOSED for the 2024 Season. Check upcoming dates for the opening of the Shartle House Museum.
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