Steam Shovel No. 225 wrecked by Rock Slide
North of Gold Hill, July 5, 1911.
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Steam Shovel No. 254 Flooded by Heavy Rain in Pioneer Cut, Culebra, October 2, 1911
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Pedro Miguel Locks
Showing Construction of Upper Guard Gates, West Chamber, Looking South, November 1, 1911.
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Pedro Miguel, Showing I.C.C. Mess Hall and Family Quarters, 1911
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Gatun Lower Locks. East Chamber
Looking South from Coffer Dam, Middle and Upper Locks in Distance. January 31, 1912.
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Culebra Cut, Culebra. View looking South, from East Bank, Showing Terraces formed in removing superimposed weight from top bank of Canal
The train in the middle of picture is about El+250. The shovel on extreme left in bottom is at El+65. June, 1912.
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Unnamed picture of a small town on a hillside overlooking the ocean, apparently near one end of canal
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Pedro Miguel Locks. East Chamber
Looking South from forebay. Upper Guard Gates in Foreground. June 4, 1912.
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Culebra Cut, Culebra
Looking North, from West Bank, South of Contractor's Hill. The lowest steamshovel cut is about 16 ft. above the final bottom of the canal. June,
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Gatun Upper Locks
View looking south, showing west forebay and south center approach wall. June 1, 1912.
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