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Culebra Collection

Background imageCulebra Collection: Culebra Cut viewed from Observation Platform

Culebra Cut viewed from Observation Platform, Y.M.C.A. Building, Culebra, Panama Canal

Background imageCulebra Collection: Canal / Panama / Culebra Cut

Canal / Panama / Culebra Cut
US Navy submarine chasers passing through the Culebra Cut

Background imageCulebra Collection: Loading beef and ice at Culebra Railway Station in Panama

Loading beef and ice at Culebra Railway Station in Panama, early 1900s

Background imageCulebra Collection: NORTH CAROLINA SHIP

NORTH CAROLINA SHIP
American warship depicted entering the Culebra Cut of the Panama Canal. Date: circa 1915

Background imageCulebra Collection: French Operations 1885

French Operations 1885
French operations in the Culebra cutting, where an enormous amount of rock and earth must be cleared; this Osgood excavator does a good job - but not good enough. Date: 1885

Background imageCulebra Collection: Construction of Panama Canal. Dredging works

Construction of Panama Canal. Dredging works
" Construction of Panama Canal. Dredging works in the village of Culebra. Original drawing by Meltor Prior. Image published in " The Illustrated London News". Engraving."

Background imageCulebra Collection: A view of Culebra Cut, Looking South, Panama Canal

A view of Culebra Cut, Looking South, Panama Canal

Background imageCulebra Collection: Birds eye view of Culebra Cut

Birds eye view of Culebra Cut, looking North, Panama Canal

Background imageCulebra Collection: Hydraulic drills at work on Culebra Cut

Hydraulic drills at work on Culebra Cut, Panama Canal

Background imageCulebra Collection: The Culebra Cutting

The Culebra Cutting
The American operation : this scene at the Culebra cutting gives some idea of the vast quantity of rock and soil which has to be removed

Background imageCulebra Collection: NORTH CAROLINA SHIP

NORTH CAROLINA SHIP
American warship depicted entering the Culebra Cut of the Panama Canal

Background imageCulebra Collection: Culebra Cut Works

Culebra Cut Works
One of the massive steam shovels at Culebra : a machine like this is capable of shifting 8000 tons a day

Background imageCulebra Collection: Culebra Cut

Culebra Cut
At work on the Culebra Cut : half hidden is one of the steam shovels digging out the bottom of the canal : the bridge is a temporary erection during construction

Background imageCulebra Collection: Culebra Cut and Ship

Culebra Cut and Ship
The Grace Companys Santa Teresa passes through the picturesque Culebra Cut

Background imageCulebra Collection: Panama Canal / Culebra Cut

Panama Canal / Culebra Cut
U.S.S. Rhode Island in the Culebra Cut


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