Description
This collectible block of four 2-cent postage stamps was issued by the US Post Office to honor the canalization of the Ohio River. The canalization of the Ohio River was a major project completed in 1929 that transformed the river into a navigable waterway by constructing a system of locks and dams. The canalization project had a significant impact on the economy and development of the Ohio River Valley. It facilitated the transportation of coal, steel, and other essential goods, contributing to the growth of industries in the region.
Issue Date: October 19, 1929
First Cities: Cairo, IL and seven other cities
Mint, never hinged condition.
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