Kenny & Barbara Clopper live on Kenny's family farm along the C&O Canal close to Dam # 5 in the Clear Spring, Maryland, area. They are both retired and keep busy volunteering with local Clear Spring historical activities.

Dick Nye is a retired Air Force pilot, who has been renovating and living at Kemps Mill and Dam (c. 1746) on the Conocochegue Creek since 1997. He is an active member of the Lions Club of Williamsport, and has biked and walked every segment of the C&O Canal.

Bob and Sue Stine grew up in Hagerstown and moved to Clear Spring five years ago. Along with their children, they spend a lot of time hiking along the canal and enjoy being members of the Friends of Fort Frederick and the Clear Spring Historical Society.

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The proceeds from Canal Quarters registrations support the ongoing efforts of the C&O Canal Trust to protect, restore, and promote the C&O Canal National Historical Park. The lockhouses in the program are overseen and maintained by volunteer Quartermasters for the use and enjoyment of park visitors.

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