Craneboat A. La Valley
Leaving Miraflores lower locks. First steam vessel to pass from ocean to ocean through Panama Canal, Jan. 7, 1914.
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Balboa Terminals
Locomotive Crane digging with orange peel bucket inside the Caissons, and loading directly into cars. Oct. 21,13
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Balboa Terminals
General View of the machine, erecting, and tool shops. Forge shop, steel storage and boiler shop. Oct. 7, 1913
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Operation of Gatun Locks
First boat through. Tugboat "Gatun" entering lower lock, west chamber. Looking south from fore bay. Sept. 26, 1913.
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Panama Railroad Depot, City of Panama. Oct. 16, 1913
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Isthmian Canal Commission Map showing Isthmus with completed
Canal
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Pedro Miguel locks - Control House
Switchboard ready for test March 19, 1914.
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Operation of Gatun Locks
Class "C" submarines and "Severn" (tender) in upper east chamber ready to be lowered. April 15, 1914
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Operation of Gatun Locks
East Emergency dam subjected to head of 30 ft. of water. May 6, 1914.
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Operation of Gatun Locks
North from center wall lighthouse S. S. Alliance in upper west chamber, water Elevation 56.6 June 8 1914.
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