Culture and Customs of Panama by 
Modern Panama: From Occupation to Crossroads of the Americas by 
Wolf Tracks: Popular Art and Re-Africanization in Twentieth-Century Panama by 
Path of Empire: Panama and the California Gold Rush by 
Colón Man a Come: Mythographies of Panamá Canal Migration by Four Centuries of the Panama Canal by Willis Fletcher Johnson,1857-1931.
Beginning with Colombus's voyage and ending with Yankee hegemony. Johnson writes, "The Story is nearly four hundred centuries long and implicates, literally, mankind from China to Peru." You can read this online through Hathitrust.org, an openly accessible database with full text (read online) for those books published primarily before 1923.
For a more pictorial works, try Panama Canal Pictures : Showing the Latest Photographs of the Progress Construction on the Isthmian Canal : together with a brief introduction, some interesting figures, and a map of the Canal Zone.
Scroll through pages to read book below or go to Hathitrust by clicking on the either of the links above.
Manual Antonio National Park by Matthew used under Creative Commons License CC-BY-NC-ND 2.0
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Rebecca Stuhr, Director, Liaison Services Librarian for Classical Studies
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Mia Capozzoli
Liaison Services
The Harpy Eagle is the National Bird of Panama, and it is also the largest, most powerful eagle in the Americas. They are found in lowland rainforests of Tropical America.
