S.S. Panay Type: Artifact > Photo Location: Philippine Islands > Negros People: None, or no names available It is possible that this wrecked vessel is the S.S. Panay, which the S.S. Mayon discovered off the coast of Negros during the 19th Bomb Group's flight from Marivelas Point to Cagayan. Document No.: 4.14.0296

Provenance

Source

Charles Montgomery sent this photograph to Alfred R. Young. The print from which this digital copy was made is part of the Alfred R. Young papers in The BenHaven Archives.

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Physical Description

10 in. x 8 in., image is 9.5 in. x 6 in.

Geographic Location of Origin or Subject

Negros, Philippine Islands

Latitude: 11.039034°
Longitude: 122.020537°

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