HAGERTOWN, Md. (AP) — The National Park Service is providing $1.3 million to help restore the Conococheague (kah-nah-kah-CHEEG') Aqueduct in the Chesapeake and Ohio National Historical Park at Williamsport. The park service said in a statement Monday that the federal funds will be matched with nearly $7.6 million from the state of Maryland. Park Superintendent Kevin Brandt says the project is the centerpiece of a plan to create a "premier historical attraction" near the canal's midpoint. He says visitors will be able to ride a boat through the aqueduct, under a railroad lift bridge and through a working canal lock. The aqueduct last carried canal boats over the mouth of the Conococheague Creek in the 1920s.