Media Category: Structures

Barracks, hospitals, ware houses, tanks etc.

Ze052.

Ze052.

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.

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Ze051

Ze051

Ze051.-01 our first reaction was: Never Heard of It, but it exists. This is a copy of the list of Class A Roads Surfaced Wide 25 Feet on the Ft. Mills 1936 Facility Drawing; intersections 91, 93, 94 are part of it.

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Ze050

Ze050

Ze050.-01c (unmarked) a pre WWII image of the Abbott Trail provided by the CDSG members, Glen Williford and Karl Schmidt.

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Ze033

Ze033

Ze033. The Malinta Hill Tunnel during construction, picture was provided by fots2

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Ze032

Ze032

Ze032. Photo was taken in 1967 and shows the Malinta main tunnel after clean-up but before restoration work had begun. It shows a second set of tracks there before restoration and after war debris clean-up. The picture was provided by fots2

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Ze030

Ze030

Ze030. Bldg. 643 Kindley Station, from Karl Wilhelm Schmidt.

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Ze029

Ze029

Ze029. The drawing for Bldg. 643 Kindley Station, from Karl Wilhelm Schmidt.

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Ze031

Ze031

Ze031. A map showing Bldg. 643 the last, east Checker and Car Station to Kindley Airfield.

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Z2024

Z2024

Ze024. A view under the deck surface of Building #162 at/near the SE end of the former Ft. Mills Middleside Barracks with my German Army friend on the 27th Jan. 2019.

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Z2023

Z2023

Ze023. A view from the Building #162 at/near the SE end of the former Ft. Mills Middleside Barracks with my German Army (Pal) friend on the 27th Jan. 2019.

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