Construction was started in the 1770s by James Brindley as a way to link the industrial English Midlands to London via the Thames, fianancial problems meant that the canal did not officially open until 1790.
Fianancial problems meant that the canal did not officially open until 1790. Construction was started in the 1770s by James Brindley as a way to link the industrial English Midlands to London via the Thames.
Construction was started in the 1770s by James Brindley as a way to link the industrial English Midlands to London via the Thames. Fianancial problems meant that the canal did not officially open until 1790.
Construction was started in the 1770s by James Brindley as a way to link the industrial English Midlands to London via the Thames. Fianancial problems meant that the canal did not officially open until 1790.