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Most Accessed Items
From the Panama and the Canal Digital Collection, we can monitor the digitized items and see which items receive the most traffic online.
The numbers change frequently, but as of this post, the most viewed items are:
- Panama Canal spillway : el Canal de Panamá spillway: 971,177 views
- Zonian: 811,867 views
- Panama American: 719,649 views
- Caribbean: 602,180 views
- Panama Canal review: 330,640 views
- Canal record: 284,801 views
- Panama Canal record: 110,900 views
- Arco Iris: 89,433 views
- Conquistador (Canal Zone Junior College): 63,761 views
- Pacifico: 49,447 views
If you haven’t yet visited the digital collection, these popular items might be a good place to start exploring!
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Easter Greetings from Tivoli Guest House
Easter greetings from the UF PCM Collection!
Unfortunately, its record has little information, so please help us learn more about this folder.
If you have any information about this object, or the Tivoli Guest House, please share it with us in the comments box below.
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Panama Railroad Patch
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Photograph of a Parade Float
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Man with an Iguana
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Santa Clara Beach
Both postcards show Kodachrome photographs of Santa Clara Beach, Panama.
These are great images of Santa Clara Beach, however, the record lacks much information beyond the title shown here. Is there any additional information we should add to their records?
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Ft. Clayton Marlins Patch
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Postcard of People and a Locomotive
Unfortunately this interesting postcard is lacking both a caption and any additional information in the record. Please help us add to our metadata.
If you can, please share with us in the comments section!
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Canal Zone Schools Patches
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Royal Poinciana Shaded Street
The reverse of this postcard reads “Many of Panama’s streets are handsomely shaded by the exotic ‘Royal Poinciana’ tree which bursts into full bloom late in Panama’s Summer or Dry Season. Its flamboyant splendor justifies its Spanish name ‘Arbol de Fuego’ (tree of fire).”
What else should we know about this scenic postcard?
If there is additional information, please share with us in the comments section!


















