Tote Bag : Digging the Panama Canal, 1888
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Digging the Panama Canal, 1888
Digging the Panama Canal, 1888. Cutting a channel to divert the river Chagres during the de Lesseps attempt to dig the Panama Canal. This wood engraving shows West Indian labourers filling trolleys with spoil
Media ID 14835476
© Ann Ronan Picture Library / Heritage-Images
Canal Central America Civil Engineering Digging Indies Labourer Panama Canal Trolley West Indian West Indies
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