| 380 | The Leper Settlement on Panama Bay | 272 |
| 381 | The Gorge of Salamanca | 273 |
| 382 | Native Family in Chorrera | 274 |
| 383 | A Street in Penemone | 275 |
| 384 | The Hotel at David | 275 |
| 385 | View of Bocas del Toro | 276 |
| 386 | Vista on the Rio Grande | 276 |
| 387 | At the Cattle Port of Aguadulce | 277 |
| 388 | The Royal Road near Panama | 277 |
| 389 | The Meeting Place of the Cayucas | 278 |
| 390 | Banana Market at Matachin | 279 |
| 391 | In the Chiriqui Country | 280 |
| 392 | Banana Plant; Note Size of Man | 280 |
| 393 | Construction of Roof of a Native House | 281 |
| 394 | A Native Living Room and Stairway | 281 |
| 395 | Rubber Plantation near Cocle | 282 |
| 396 | Bolivar Park at Bocas del Toro | 282 |
| 397 | A Ford near Ancon | 283 |
| 398 | Old Banana Trees | 284 |
| 399 | Pineapples in the Field | 284 |
| 400 | Waiting for the Boat | 285 |
| 401 | Country House of a Cacao Planter at Choria | 285 |
| 402 | Started for Market | 286 |
| 403 | Loading Cattle at Aguadulce | 286 |
| 404 | Dolega in the Chiriqui Province | 287 |
| 405 | Mahogany Trees with Orchids | 287 |
| 406 | Bayano Cedar, Eight Feet Diameter | 288 |
| 407 | The Cacao Tree | 288 |
| 408 | Street in David | 288 |
| 409 | In the Banana Country | 289 |
| 410 | Market Place at Ancon | 290 |
| 411 | Fruit Company Steamer at Wharf | 291 |
| 412 | United Fruit Company Train | 291 |
| 413 | Sanitary Office, Bocas del Toro | 291 |
| 414 | A Pile of Rejected Bananas | 292 |
| 415 | A Perfect Bunch of Bananas | 292 |
| 416 | The Astor Yacht at Cristobal | 293 |
| 417 | The Bay of Bocas | 293 |
| 418 | Bringing Home the Crocodile | 294 |
| 419 | A Morning’s Shooting | 294 |
| 420 | On Crocodile Creek | 295 |
| 421 | The End of the Crocodile | 295 |
| 422 | Above the Clouds, Chiriqui Volcano | 296 |
| 423 | The Chiriqui Volcano | 296 |
| 424 | Native Market Boat at Chorrera | 297 |
| 425 | In Bouquette Valley, the Most Fertile Part of Chiriqui | 297 |
| 426 | Coffee Plant at Bouquette | 298 |
| 427 | Drying the Coffee Beans | 298 |
| 428 | Drying Cloths for Coffee | 299 |
| 429 | Breadfruit Tree | 299 |
| 430 | Primitive Sugar Mill | 300 |
| 431 | Chiriqui Natives in an Ox-Cart | 300 |
| 432 | Proclaiming a Law at David | 301 |
| 433 | The Cattle Range near David | 301 |
| 434 | Despoiling Old Guaymi Graves | 302 |
| 435 | A Day’s Shooting, Game Mostly Monkeys | 302 |
| 436 | The Government School of Hat Making | 303 |
| 437 | Beginning a Panama Hat | 303 |
| 438 | Coffee Plantation at Bouquette | 304 |
| 439 | Work of Indian Students in the National Institute | 304 |
| 440 | The Crater of the Chiriqui Volcano | 304 |
| 441 | Trapping an Aborigine | 305 |
| 442 | Native Village on Panama Bay | 306 |
| 443 | A River Landing Place | 306 |
| 444 | The Falls at Chorrera | 307 |
| 445 | On the Rio Grande | 307 |
| 446 | Old Spanish Church, Chorrera | 308 |
| 447 | The Church at Ancon | 308 |
| 448 | The Pearl Island Village of Taboga | 309 |
| 449 | Native Village at Capera | 309 |
| 450 | A Choco Indian in Full Costume | 310 |
| 451 | Some San Blas Girls | 311 |
| 452 | Chief Don Carlos of the Chocoes and His Son | 312 |
| 453 | The Village of Playon Grand, Eighty-five Miles East of the Canal | 312 |
| 454 | San Blas Woman in Daily Garb | 313 |
| 455 | A Girl of the Choco Tribe | 313 |
| 456 | Daughter of Chief Don Carlos | 313 |
| 457 | Native Bridge over the Caldera River | 314 |
| 458 | Guaymi Indian Man | 315 |
| 459 | Indian Girl of the Darien | 316 |
| 460 | Choco Indian of Sambu Valley | 317 |
| 461 | Panamanian Father and Child | 318 |
| 462 | Choco Indian in Every-day Dress | 319 |
| 463 | A Squad of Canal Zone Police Officers | 320 |
| 464 | A Primitive Sugar Mill | 321 |
| 465 | Vine-clad Family Quarters | 321 |
| 466 | Quarters of a Bachelor Teacher | 321 |
| 467 | Main Street at Gorgona | 322 |
| 468 | In the Lobby of a Y. M. C. A. Club | 323 |
| 469 | Street Scene in Culebra | 324 |
| 470 | Young America at Play | 324 |
| 471 | Hindoo Merchants at a Zone Town | 325 |
| 472 | The Native Mills Grind Slowly | 325 |
| 473 | Commission Road near Empire | 326 |
| 474 | The Fire Force of Cristobal | 327 |
| 475 | Orchids on Gov. Thatcher’s Porch | 328 |
| 476 | The Catasetum Scurra | 329 |
| 477 | Married Quarters at Corozal | 330 |
| 478 | Fighting the Industrious Ant | 330 |
| 479 | Foliage on the Zone | 331 |
| 480 | The Chief Commissary at Cristobal | 332 |
| 481 | What the Slide Did to the Railroad | 333 |
| 482 | Not from Jamaica but the Y. M. C. A. | 334 |
| 483 | A Bachelor’s Quarters | 334 |
| 484 | The Tivoli Hotel | 335 |
| 485 | The Grapefruit of Panama | 335 |
| 486 | Pure Panama, Pure Indian and all Between | 336 |
| 487 | Interior of Gatun Y. M. C. A. Club | 337 |
| 488 | Y. M. C. A. Club at Gatun | 337 |
| 489 | Marine Post at Camp Elliott | 338 |
| 490 | Tourists in the Culebra Cut | 338 |
| 491 | Lobby in Tivoli Hotel | 339 |
| 492 | Altar in Gatun Catholic Church | 340 |
| 493 | La Boca from the City | 341 |
| 494 | At Los Angosturas | 342 |
| 495 | The Water Front at Colon | 342 |
| 496 | Negro Quarters at Cristobal | 343 |
| 497 | Labor Train at Ancon | 344 |
| 498 | Negro Sleeping Quarters | 344 |
| 499 | A Workmen’s Sleeping Car | 345 |
| 500 | A Workmen’s Dining Car | 345 |
| 501 | Old French Bucket Dredges | 346 |
| 502 | Old French Bridge at Bas Obispo | 346 |
| 503 | The Relaxation of Pay Day | 347 |
| 504 | Bas Obispo as the French Left it | 347 |
| 505 | Convicts Building a Commission Road | 348 |
| 506 | Construction Work Showing Concrete Carriers and Moulds | 349 |
| 507 | How the Natives Gather Cocoanuts | 350 |
| 508 | Looking Down Miraflores Locks | 350 |
| 509 | Hospital at Bocas | 351 |
| 510 | New American Docks at Cristobal | 351 |
| 511 | Ox Method of Transportation | 352 |
| 512 | Road Making by Convicts | 352 |
| 513 | Entrance to Bouquette Valley | 353 |
| 514 | Cocoanut Palms near Ancon | 353 |
| 515 | Native Religious Procession at Chorrera | 354 |
| 516 | Opening the Cocoanut | 354 |
| 517 | Rice Stacked for Drying | 355 |
| 518 | Bullock Cart in Chorrera | 355 |
| 519 | Sun Setting in the Atlantic at Lighthouse Point | 356 |
| 520 | The Fruitful Mango Tree | 357 |
| 521 | Completed Canal near Gatun | 358 |
| 522 | Traveling Cranes at Miraflores | 358 |
| 523 | The Review at One of the Roosevelt Receptions | 359 |
| 524 | Pacific Flats Left by Receding Tide | 359 |
| 525 | A Whaler at Pearl Island | 360 |
| 526 | An Old Well at Chiriqui | 360 |
| 527 | A Good Yield of Cocoanuts | 361 |
| 528 | Cholo Girls at the Stream | 361 |
| 529 | Shipping at Balboa Docks | 362 |
| 530 | Explaining it to the Boss | 363 |
| 531 | Spanish Monastery at Panama | 364 |
| 532 | Choco Indian of Sanbu Valley | 364 |
| 533 | The Rising Generation | 365 |
| 534 | Ancon Hill, Where Americans Live in Comfort | 365 |
| 535 | Gatun Lake, Showing Small Floating Islands | 366 |
| 536 | A Spectacular Blast | 367 |
| 537 | The First View of Colon | 367 |
| 538 | A Porch at Culebra | 368 |
| 539 | Avenida Centrale, Panama, near the Station | 368 |
| 540 | In a Chiriqui Town | 369 |
| 541 | A Mountain River in Chiriqui | 369 |
| 542 | Biting Through a Slide: Five Cubic Yards per Bite | 370 |
| 543 | Commissary Building and Front Street, Colon | 371 |
| 544 | Pedro Miguel Locks | 372 |
| 545 | Detail Construction of a Lock | 373 |
| 546 | A Group of Guaymi Girls | 374 |
| 547 | A Zone Sign of Civilization | 374 |
| 548 | Part of the Completed Canal | 375 |
| 549 | His Morning Tub | 375 |
| 550 | Native Girl, Chorrera Province | 376 |
| 551 | Native Boy, Chorrera Province | 376 |
| 552 | Park at David | 377 |
| 553 | Main Street, Chorrera | 377 |
| 554 | A Placid Back Water in Chiriqui | 378 |
| 555 | Gatun Lake. Floating Islands Massed Against Trestle | 379 |
| 556 | Guide Wall at Miraflores | 380 |
| 557 | Poling Over the Shallows | 381 |
| 558 | The Spillway Almost Complete | 381 |
| 559 | San Blas Lugger in Port | 382 |
| 560 | The Beginning of a Slide | 382 |
| 561 | “Making the Dirt Fly” | 383 |
| 562 | The Happy Children of the Zone | 383 |
| 563 | Map of the Panama Cutoff | 385 |
| 564 | An Eruption of the Canal Bed | 386 |
| 565 | Culebra Cut on a Hazy Day | 388 |
| 566 | Bird’s-Eye View of Miraflores Lock | 389 |
| 567 | Handling Broken Rock | 390 |
| 568 | Lock Construction Showing Conduits | 390 |
| 569 | Traveling Crane Handling Concrete in Lock-Building | 391 |
| 570 | Tivoli Hotel from Hospital Grounds | 392 |
| 571 | Mestizo Girl of Chorrera | 392 |
| 572 | How Corn is Ground | 393 |
| 573 | They Used to do This in New England | 393 |
| 574 | Pile-Driver and Dredge at Balboa Dock | 394 |
| 575 | Giant Cement Carriers at Work | 395 |
| 576 | Tracks Ascending from Lower to Upper Lock | 396 |
| 577 | Col. Goethals’ House at Culebra | 397 |
| 578 | Electric Towing Locomotives on a Lock | 398 |
| 579 | A Church in Chorrera | 399 |
| 580 | A Native Kitchen | 400 |
| 581 | Native House in Penomene | 400 |
| 582 | Giant Cacti Often Used for Hedging | 401 |
| 583 | A Street in Chorrera | 401 |
| 584 | The Town of Empire, Soon to be Abandoned | 402 |
| 585 | The Panama Railroad Bridge at Gamboa | 403 |
| 586 | A Street in Chorrera | 404 |
| 587 | A Pearl Island Village | 404 |
| 588 | Diagram of Comparative Excavations by the French and Americans in Culebra Cut | 405 |
| 589 | View of Pedro Miguel Locks Nearing Completion | 405 |
| 590 | Native Woman, Cocle | 406 |
| 591 | River Village in Chiriqui | 406 |
| 592 | The Pearl Island Village of Saboga | 406 |
| 593 | The Tug Bohio with Barges in Middle Gatun Lock | 408 |
| 594 | Looking Down Canal from Miraflores Lock to the Pacific | 408 |
| 595 | Culebra Cut Partially Filled with Water | 409 |
| 596 | Floating Islands in Gatun Lock Entrance | 410 |
| 597 | The First Boat Through. I. | 411 |
| 598 | The Flag in Two Oceans | 412 |
| 599 | The Continent’s Backbone Broken | 413 |
| 600 | The First Boat Through. II. | 414 |
