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Comments:	7/17: The National Canal Museum has moved to the first floor of the Elaine and Peter Emrick Technology Center in Hugh Moore Park. <p> The National Canal Museum is the only museum in the country dedicated to telling the story of America’s historic Towpath Canals. The museum features hands-on exhibits that educate and entertain parents and children alike.<p> The National Canal Museum has moved to the first floor of the Elaine and Peter Emrick Technology Center in Hugh Moore Park. <p> <b> Machine 1</b> is a 1-die machine. Design is: <br> 1) (H- National Canal Museum Easton Pa., a boat with 2 horses pulling it).<p> Moved 2: 1) Logo "Easton, PA", 2) "Boy pulling a mule", a man with a mule, 3) "Schuylkill Navigation Boat", 4) Steam train engine and tender.<p> 8-24-25: Machine rolling perfectly. Refreshingly, still $.51 with your own penny. Didn't see any penny books.
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National Canal Museum

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2750 Hugh Moore Rd
Easton, PA , 18042

Phone: 610-923-3548

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7/17: The National Canal Museum has moved to the first floor of the Elaine and Peter Emrick Technology Center in Hugh Moore Park.

The National Canal Museum is the only museum in the country dedicated to telling the story of America’s historic Towpath Canals. The museum features hands-on exhibits that educate and entertain parents and children alike.

The National Canal Museum has moved to the first floor of the Elaine and Peter Emrick Technology Center in Hugh Moore Park.

Machine 1 is a 1-die machine. Design is:
1) (H- National Canal Museum Easton Pa., a boat with 2 horses pulling it).

Moved 2: 1) Logo "Easton, PA", 2) "Boy pulling a mule", a man with a mule, 3) "Schuylkill Navigation Boat", 4) Steam train engine and tender.

8-24-25: Machine rolling perfectly. Refreshingly, still $.51 with your own penny. Didn't see any penny books.

Machine 1 - Emrick Center building.

Retired 2