62-MW Cabot Station Retains Much of its 1916 Equipment

摘要

It is impossible to write about Cabot Station without exploring the origins of the earliest canals along the Connecticut River. In February 1792, Gov. John Hancock signed into existence a corporation tasked with making the Connecticut River navigable in Massachusetts. A second act dividing the corporation was passed in February 1794, creating "The Proprietors of the Upper Locks and Canals on the Connecticut River" (PULC) to manage challenges north of the Deerfield River.