Rushton and His Times in American Canoeing Eloisa James are largely missing from our

are largely missing from our annals of history

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Published: 07/29/2014

and get on with their life

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Rushton and His Times in American Canoeing Eloisa James are largely missing from ourThis is the story of J. Henry Rushton, a native of northern New York State who became world famous as a builder of canoes. He and his craft were at the center of notable events in canoeing history in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Rushton was born in 1843 in a small settlement on the edge of the Adirondack wilderness. In his thirties, seeking to cure himself of "consumption" in the mountain air, he built a boat for a trip into the