File:Joseph Bucklin Bishop House Ancon.jpg
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English: Joseph Bucklin Bishop’s residence in Ancon, Panama. This house was adjacent to the Panama Canal Administration Headquarters and built for JBB on instructions from Panama Canal Director, Col. Goethals and US Secretary of War, William Howard Taft. . About 1907. Source: Anita and Miriam Bishop Family Archives. |
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Anita and Miriam Bishop - Bishop Family Archives. By permission of Chip Bishop, JBB's great grand newphew.
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