Sixth St. in Panama City. What: Bay Line Railroad and International Paper Co. exhibit Where: Bay County History Museum, 223 W.

Tucked away in the corner of a professional building on 113th Street is the unlikeliest of repositories: the Panama Canal Museum. The small space is packed with artifacts about construction of the ...

"We definitely need a museum," said Becky Saunders ... The advent of the railroad line to Panama City changed the landscape forever, said Bob Hurst, vice president of the Historical Society.

"There are some favorites that rotate more frequently, such as the Historic St. Andrews Village and Railroad each ... Colonies.” The Panama City Publishing Co. Museum will exhibit "Newspaper ...

to exercise a certain vigilance or scrutiny over the affairs of the Panama Railroad Company, with a view to secure rigid compliance with the terms... View Full Article in Timesmachine » Advertisement ...

obtain land outside the Canal Zone for “maintenance, operation, sanitation and protection” of the Canal merely by asking); 2) a transisthmian highway, hitherto blocked by Panama Railroad’s ...

Construction of the Panama Railroad was began in the month of May, 1850, and it was opened for traffic Jan. 28, 1855. The length of the road is forty-seven and one-half miles. The cost of its ...