Corregidor Isl.-Fort Mills – Page 190

Media Category: Corregidor Isl.-Fort Mills

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

Za966

Za966. It is one of 8 images (in the album) of this unique tunnel and or magazine near the Infantry Point on Corregidor, the ex Fort Mills. We are looking back at the west entrance and only easy accessible entrance to this tunnel now.

Za970

Za970. This is a no-smoking sign in Filipino in the storage room of the middle entrance of this unique tunnel and or magazine near the Infantry Point on Corregidor, the ex Fort Mills.

Za969

Za969. This is the middle entrance of this unique tunnel and or magazine near the Infantry Point on Corregidor, the ex Fort Mills. We are looking back into the tunnel thru the storage room where the Filipino no-smoking sign is.

Za968

Za968. This is the middle entrance of this unique tunnel and or magazine near the Infantry Point on Corregidor, the ex Fort Mills.

Za963

Za963. This is the main entrance, on the west end of the tunnel near Infantry Point

Za965

Za965. It is one of 8 images (in the album) of this unique tunnel and or magazine near the Infantry Point on Corregidor, the ex Fort Mills. After entering the tunnel we are looking towards the middle entrance; light is coming thru the entrance.

Za964

Za964. This is part of my GPS track looking for this tunnel near Infantry Point on Corregidor and this marked position is only approximate.

Za962

Za962. One of two images of the area at the end of Officer Beach Road, the area is so wide that I speculate that it was used for parking.

Za955

Za955. One of two images of road culverts underneath the Officer Beach Road.

Za960

Za960. One of six images of the foundation for the lower bath house at the Officer Beach on Corregidor Island, the former Fort Mills. Some of the concrete posts are now on the beach.