Culebra Collection

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

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

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

The Panama Railway (engraving)
1602097 The Panama Railway (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Panama Railway. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 31 March 1855)

Views of the Panama Canal Works from the Isthmus Railway (engraving)
1050337 Views of the Panama Canal Works from the Isthmus Railway (engraving) by Nash, Joseph (d.1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: Views of the Panama Canal Works from the Isthmus Railway)

Latest pictures showing the progress of the Panama Canal (b / w photo)
6002646 Latest pictures showing the progress of the Panama Canal (b/w photo) by American Photographer (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

From the Pacific to the Atlantic along the Route of the Panama Canal (engraving)
1044602 From the Pacific to the Atlantic along the Route of the Panama Canal (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

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

Railway in Panama, Culebra Station, March 1855, vintage engraving

Culebra Cut From West Bank Showing Shovels At Work. From The Book The Panama Canal By J. Saxon Mills Published Early 1900S

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

Spanish laborers at work in Culebra Cut and loaded train hauling dirt from canal, US, USA, America, Vintage photography

From the Pacific to the Atlantic Along the Route of the Panama Canal, 1883: 1
FROM THE PACIFIC TO THE ATLANTIC ALONG THE ROUTE OF THE PANAMA CANAL, 1883: 1. City of Panama, the Pacific End of the Canal (The Cross Shows the Mouth of the Canal). 2. Last Glimpse of Panama. 3

Construction of the Panama Canal: Spanish labourers at work in the Culebra Cut (Gaillard Cut). A loaded steam train hauls spoil from the site

Caraibi. Puerto Rico. Culebra Island

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."

A view of Culebra Cut, Looking South, Panama Canal

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

Hydraulic drills at work on Culebra Cut, Panama Canal

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Culebra: A Historic Journey through the Panama Canal Step back in time and embark on a captivating journey through the fascinating history of Culebra. Nestled within the heart of Panama, this remarkable destination holds tales of triumph, innovation, and sheer determination. At the forefront lies the iconic Culebra Cut, an engineering marvel that forever changed global trade. As you traverse along its path, witness firsthand how this colossal canal connects two vast oceans - Pacific to Atlantic - seamlessly bridging continents. In yesteryears, bustling scenes unfolded at Culebra Railway Station. Here, beef and ice were loaded onto trains destined for distant shores. These images capture not only commerce but also depict a vibrant tapestry of cultural exchange between nations. The United States' decision to choose the Panama Route for their ambitious Isthmian Canal project is immortalized in black-and-white photographs. These snapshots serve as a testament to human ingenuity and highlight the monumental efforts undertaken to reshape our world's maritime landscape. Engravings from bygone eras transport us further into history's embrace. The intricate details showcase The Panama Railway in all its glory - an integral lifeline connecting people across vast distances. Views from atop Isthmus Railway offer glimpses into herculean endeavors shaping the future of navigation. Latest pictures reveal progress made on constructing one of humanity's greatest achievements –the awe-inspiring Panama Canal itself. Witnessing these monochrome snapshots evokes admiration for those who dared dream big and brought forth tangible change against all odds. Amidst this rich tapestry emerges another facet – North Carolina Ship sailing gracefully through these man-made waterways with unwavering resolve. It symbolizes resilience and unity as vessels from around the globe converge upon these hallowed waters. Delving deeper into antiquity reveals vintage engravings capturing Culebra Station in March 1855 when railways first graced Panamanian soil.