The Panamanian poet Ricardo Miro, in his poem “Patria” suggests that Panama was made so small, so that it could be carried in the heart. We all carry Panama in our heart until the end of time. March 25th, 2008 marked the 10th Anniversary of the Canal Zone Images Website. Thank you all that made the 300,000+ hits to the website and those of you that have written and contributed to the site. God Bless you all and God Bless our Panama and Canal. Our memories will never die, but only in our passing. This is why it is so important that we record and write down our memories for future generations. The memories of the Canal Zone can never go away. Saludos and God be with you all. |
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My goal is to bring a little happiness
to my fellow Zonians through images from home in the Canal Zone. If I can get
someone to smile, utter a wow or a sigh; then doing this web site was worth every minute
and dollar spent creating and maintaining them. My Bio and
Introduction In Perpetuity All who are Zonians carry a solemn responsibility. As our parents before, and we ourselves, have lived, benefited and accepted the administrations of the government of the Panama Canal Zone, we became "de facto" citizens of that government – we have become "Zonians". That government is no longer viable, and the Canal Zone no longer exits. Yet our earned birthright as Zonians, we carry forever. We carry the responsibility to perpetuate this birthright so all men will know of the achievements of the "Ditchdiggers" and the successes of the government and its society. We Zonians, and other like us, carry the responsibility to be the Guardians of this piece of history. Ernest E. Pierce - A Zonian Navigation of this site. I have
divided this site up into different categories and periods in the history of Panama and
the Canal Zone.
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