Corregidor Isl.-Fort Mills – Page 157

Media Category: Corregidor Isl.-Fort Mills

All the information about Corregidor Island, the ex Fort Mills, before, during and after WWII.

Ze060

Ze060.-06 this is a 27th Jan 2019 image of the closest box to the road. What where they for, communications?

Ze059

Ze059.-06 this is a 27th Jan 2019 image of the closest box to the road. Notice the present water pipe from James Ravine running up next to it.

Ze058

Ze058.-03 a section of the drawing, marked with the images upstream of the first culvert.

Ze049

Ze049.-01a (unmarked) a pre WWII image of the Abbott Trail provided by the CDSG members, Glen Williford and Karl Schmidt.

Ze057

Ze057.-04 shows the creek upstream from the first, upstream 4 foot culvert.

Ze056

Ze056.-01b the CDSG image 01a (marked) of the Abbott Trail zoomed in, notice the writing.

Ze055

Ze055.-01a (marked) a pre WWII image of the Abbott Trail provided by the CDSG members, Glen Williford and Karl Schmidt. Notice the two boxes which are marked in this image.

Ze054

Ze054.-09 this is the discharge side for the lower 4 foot culvert; it is similar than the CDSG image #01a and it is shot in the same direction but the tree and pillbox are in the way.

Ze053

Ze053.-08 Map, this is the discharge side for the lower 4 foot culvert; it is similar than the CDSG image #01a and it is shot in the same direction but the tree and pillbox are in the way.

Ze052-02 a section of the Ft. Mills (Corregidor Island) 1936 Facility Drawing showing the Abbott Trail road between intersections 91 to 94 via 93. EXO and I walked this road, trail about 10 years ago and I remember the walk distinctly because we surprised 2 men sawing a good size tree and they run when they noticed us. It was also a difficult walk because the trail was grown over bad at many places and note; we did not see anything noteworthy on that trail. Re the sawing of the tree, we were told, it was to repair a structure.