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Kentucky River Lock Number Seven Lower End of River Wall

Kentucky River Lock Number Seven Lower End of River Wall

Kentucky River Lock Number Seven Upper End of River Wall

Kentucky River Lock Number Seven Upper End of River Wall

Kentucky River Lock Number Seven River Wall

Kentucky River Lock Number Seven Upper End of River Wall

Kentucky River Lock Number Seven Lower End River Wall

Kentucky River Lock Number Seven River Wall

Kentucky River Lock Number Seven Lower End of Lock Wall

Kentucky River Lock Number Seven Lower End of River Wall

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Original caption: Improving Kentucky River. Lock No. 7. Lower end of River Wall. September 21, 1896. No. 48.

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21/09/1896
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label_outline Explore Kentucky River Lock Number Seven, River Wall, Kentucky River

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Kentucky River Lock Number Seven Upper End of Foundation

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