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File:Spanish laborers on Panama Canal in early 1900s.jpg

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An unusual hand-tinted lantern slide of Spanish laborers on the Panama Canal, also noted as the Isthmian Canal. Early 1900s. From the William C. Gorgas lantern slide set of the Registry in Noteworthy Research in Pathology.
Date 3 November 2009, 11:19:46
Source originally posted to Flickr as Spanish laborers
Author Otis Historical Archives Nat'l Museum of Health & Medicine
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Date and time of data generation 11:19, 3 November 2009
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