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English: Building 706 in Balboa, part of the former Balboa High School. This photo from 1939, part of the former Panama Canal Company and Canal Zone Government archives, shows the building in its original use, housing the Canal Zone Junior College. |
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| current | 04:14, 2 September 2007 | | 1,024 × 760 (316 KB) | Cz ferenc | Building 706 in Balboa, part of the former Balboa High School. This photo from 1939, part of the former Panama Canal Company and Canal Zone Government archives, shows the building in its original use, housing the Canal Zone Junior College. |
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