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C&O Canal Recreate Responsibly (Green) / Shirt
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Embrace the spirit of stewardship with our "Recreate Responsibly" tee, featuring a vibrant design that captures the beauty and adventure of the C&O Canal National Historical Park. This shirt not only looks great but also reminds us of our duty to protect and preserve the park's natural and historical treasures.
What Does it Mean to 'Recreate Responsibly'?
- Trash-Free Commitment: The C&O Canal NHP is a trash-free park. Visitors must leave no trace—pack out all trash to keep the park pristine.
- Stay on Trails: Stick to marked trails to protect native plants and habitats from damage caused by wandering off-path.
Canal History: The C&O Canal National Historical Park preserves a vital transportation link from the 19th century, connecting the Allegheny Mountains to Chesapeake Bay markets. Though outpaced by railroads soon after its completion in 1850, the canal played a key role in transporting bulk commodities like coal until 1924. Today, the park features over 1,300 historic structures and offers a glimpse into America's rich history.
A portion of the sales supports the preservation of the C&O Canal through the C&O Canal Trust.
Embrace the spirit of stewardship with our "Recreate Responsibly" tee, featuring a vibrant design that captures the beauty and adventure of the C&O Canal National Historical Park. This shirt not only looks great but also reminds us of our duty to protect and preserve the park's natural and historical treasures.
What Does it Mean to 'Recreate Responsibly'?
- Trash-Free Commitment: The C&O Canal NHP is a trash-free park. Visitors must leave no trace—pack out all trash to keep the park pristine.
- Stay on Trails: Stick to marked trails to protect native plants and habitats from damage caused by wandering off-path.
Canal History: The C&O Canal National Historical Park preserves a vital transportation link from the 19th century, connecting the Allegheny Mountains to Chesapeake Bay markets. Though outpaced by railroads soon after its completion in 1850, the canal played a key role in transporting bulk commodities like coal until 1924. Today, the park features over 1,300 historic structures and offers a glimpse into America's rich history.
A portion of the sales supports the preservation of the C&O Canal through the C&O Canal Trust.