A National Park On the Potomac River
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There ought to be a bridge there in any event, to accommodate the many visitors and sight-seers who are attracted to the place by its scenic and his- toric character. There are electric railroads from this city to the Falls, on both sides of the river. But there is no means of crossing NATIONAL PARK ON POTOMAC RIVER. 5 except in a rowboat, when the stage of the water will permit of that method of crossing. If there were a bridge at the falls connecting with the Conduit Road on this side, and th...e Leesbiirg Pike on the opposite side of the ri\ er, the route from this city soon would become a popular and famous driveway for automobiles; every automobile touri.^t, visiting the city from distant points, would include the Great Falls as one of the points of interest to be visited. The bridge and connecting boulevards would bring the falls into closer rela- tions with this city, as well as with ISIount Vernon with which it is united in historic association. The great man who lies buried at Mount Vernon is associated in history with the Great Falls, by his having engineered the cutting of the canals around the Great and Little Falls, the first canals ever dug in the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There ought to be a bridge there in any event, to accommodate the many visitors and sight-seers who are attracted to the place by its scenic and his- toric character. There are electric railroads from this city to the Falls, on both sides of the river. But there is no means of crossing NATIONAL PARK ON POTOMAC RIVER. 5 except in a rowboat, when the stage of the water will permit of that method of crossing. If there were a bridge at the falls connecting with the Conduit Road on this side, and th...e Leesbiirg Pike on the opposite side of the ri\ er, the route from this city soon would become a popular and famous driveway for automobiles; every automobile touri.^t, visiting the city from distant points, would include the Great Falls as one of the points of interest to be visited. The bridge and connecting boulevards would bring the falls into closer rela- tions with this city, as well as with ISIount Vernon with which it is united in historic association. The great man who lies buried at Mount Vernon is associated in history with the Great Falls, by his having engineered the cutting of the canals around the Great and Little Falls, the first canals ever dug in the United States.
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