Zc228. The back side of the Sun Cruises Corregidor Fee Schedule brochure. It was not clear to me how much the fee was if you stay overnight in the Inn and would like to go on the tour.
Zc142. Many of the concrete pieces of the Battery Ramsay explosion in 1945 landed on top of the parapet. This is a 2010 image of the parapet area, Battery Ramsay, Fort Mills on Corregidor Island.
Zc145. This is a large piece of concrete that landed on the parapet of Battery Ramsay, Fort Mills on Corregidor Island. This is the same concrete block as in image # Zc143; notice the size of my bolo. This is a 2010 image.
Zc144. This is a large piece of concrete that landed on the parapet of Battery Ramsay and seems to be buried in the ground. I wonder, might that be the 10 ton piece described in the paragraph below; it is from the 2nd link above. This is a 2010 image.
Zc143. This is a 2010 image of the parapet area, Battery Ramsay, Fort Mills on Corregidor Island. This is another large piece of concrete that landed on the parapet from the 1945 Battery Ramsay explosion.
Zc139. A rare look inside the carriage of a 6 Inch disappearing gun; this is #3 Gun of Battery Ramsay, Fort Mills on Corregidor Island; it is the most intact gun of the three 6 Inch gun at this battery. This is a 2010 image.
Zc135. This is part of the parapet around #3 Gun of Battery Ramsay, Fort Mills on Corregidor Island; it is the most intact gun of the three 6 Inch gun at this battery. This is a 2010 image.
