Joseph Pennell's pictures of the Panama canal: reproductions of a series of lithographs made by him on the isthmus of Panama, January-March, 1912 (1912)
AT THIS point the old railroad crosses the Canal bed, and-**• there is a splended view in both directions. This islooking toward the same mountains as in the previousdrawing, early in the morning. The mountains are coveredwith long lines of mist, under which nestles the American-Japanese town of… … XVIITHE CUT LOOKING TOWARD ANCON HILL XVII THE CUT LOOKING TOWARD ANCON HILL THIS is the view toward the Pacific from the same spot inthe full stress of work. The Pedro Miguel locks arein the distance, beyond is Ancon Hill, dominating Panama,miles farther on; and to the right, between the hills,…
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