|
BUILDING
NUMBER/ PREVIOUS USE |
USE
BY PANAMA |
| 800-Numbered
Facilities -- on Andrews Boulevard near Albrook front gate: |
|
812
-- 800
Area buildings on both sides of Andrews Blvd
Originally
barracks; from 1947 to 1989, it was Headquarters
of the Inter-American Air Forces Academy (IAAFA).
Area Defense Counsel in 1990s |
812
Electrical
Company UNION FENOSA
Bldg 812 today
behind front
gate
[Photo by Allan Hawkins
2006]
(812 was temporarily
assigned to the City of Knowledge Foundation (Ciudad del Saber) in
mid-1990s until Fort
Clayton became available in 1999)
|
| 810
Originally barracks; was part of IAAFA
from 1947 to 1989.
811
included Crossroads Dining facility more recently; was part of IAAFA from
1947 to 1989.
|
810
Escuela Nautica de
Panama (Panama Nautical School)
(Value - $1,819,170.57--ARI)
Bldg 811
[Photo by WHO
2002]
(810 and 811 were temporarily
assigned to the City of Knowledge Foundation (Ciudad del Saber) until Fort
Clayton became available in 1999) |
| 809
Originally
barracks; was part of IAAFA from 1947 to 1989.
|
809
Higher Institute of Aeronautics Sciences
and Technologies/Pan-American Institute of Civil Aviation (Instituto
Superior de Ciencias y Tecnologias Aernauticas - ICTA)
Bldg 809
[Photo by
Allan Hawkins]
(Value - $676,523 -- ARI) |
| 805
Originally
barracks; was part of IAAFA from 1947 to 1989.
Later pre-school center. |
805
Autoridad
de Aeronautica Civil -- AAC (Civil
Aeronautics Authority) --Previously known as Civil Aeronautics
Directorate (DAC)
(Value - $1,002,5004 -- ARI) |
| 806
807 808
All three were originally barracks; then
part of IAAFA from 1947 to 1989.
808
- Last U.S. occupants were the Southern Command Treaty Implementation Directorate in 1990s and Florida
State and Oklahoma Universities branches.
|
807 - FENOSA Electrical Power Co.
806
and 808 - Universidad
Especializada de las Americas (New Specialized University of the Americas)
(Total value - $2,144,223 --ARI)
Bldg 808
|
| 634
- Baseball field and
stadium |
634
- Panama
Canal Authority
Baseball
field and stadium
(Value $3,137,235
-- ARI) |
| 849
- Swimming
pool |
849
- Panamanian
Swimming Federation
Swimming pool open to the
public
(Value $656,863
-- ARI) |
| 869
- AF Police Station during World
War II.
Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES)-Panama offices 1979-96.
|
869
-
Nova-Southeastern University Panama Cluster Admin Offices (Ground &
first floor) (Value $239,672 -- ARI)
Cable & Wireless Panama Telephone
Company
|
| 400-Numbered
Facilities on Andrews Boulevard near Canfield Avenue: |
| 401
- Last use as
Housing Supply and Storage; Furnishing Management |
401
SUPRO
retail sports, musical instruments, boating store.
[Photo by
Allan Hawkins 2006] |
| 402
- Last used as
Maintenance Shop |
402
SUPRO
automobile
accessories (tires, etc.) and tire replacement and vehicle
inspection facility
[Photo by
Allan Hawkins 2006] |
| 403
- Gymnasium |
403
- Gymnasium
operated by the Panamanian National Institute of Sports (INDE)
(Value - 730,752 -- ARI) |
| 405
- Last
used as U.S. Air Force Security Police and Credit Union |
405
- Panama
National Police substation
[Photo by
Allan Hawkins]
(Value -
$178,352 -- ARI) |
| 453
- Originally ice house. Later Precision Measurements and
Equipment Laboratory |
453
- Cruz
Rojo (Panama Red Cross)
(Value - 466,623 -- ARI) |
| 800-Numbered
Facilities on Broberg Avenue -- known as Albrook Mall in the 1980s -
1990s: |
| 868
- Originally
AF Headquarters and Operations Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES
)- Panama HQ offices 1979-96. |
868
- Council
of University Rectors of Panama (2nd floor) (Value -
$141,844 -- ARI);
UNESCO office and
International
Organization of Workers (OIT)
|
| 800
- Originally
enlisted men barracks.
Later housed Defense Mapping Agency-InterAmerican
Geodetic Survey (DMA-IAGS) Map Depot and Defense Courier Station. |
800
- National
Institute of Culture (Instituto
Nacional de Cultura-INAC) including National
Conservatory of Music; Youth School
of Music; National School of Dance
(Value-$670,083 -- ARI)
|
| 801
- Originally
enlisted men barracks.
1980s-1990s - AAFES Frame World, Appliance Repair shop, and Bronze
and Leather shop. |
801
- Panama
Electrical Power Company |
| 802
- Originally
enlisted men barracks.
1990s - AAFES shoe store and Toyland. |
802
- Office
of the First Lady of the Republic of Panama
(Value $751,333 -- ARI) |
| 803
- Originally
enlisted men barracks.
1990s - AAFES auto sales reps offices; Sport goods and music instuments
store.
|
803
- PanUSA
Center-Panamanian-United States Cultural Center (Centro PanUSA—sponsored
by U.S. Embassy Panama)
(Value - $525,013.65 -- ARI) |
| 804
- Originally
enlisted men barracks.
1990s - AAFES furniture store and book store.
|
804
- National
Environmental Authority (Autoridad
Nacional del Ambiente-ANAM)
(Value - $745,401 -- ARI) |
| Hangars
on Canfield Avenue: |
| 440
441
442
443
444
- Hangar 1 and
Base Operations
445
- Hangar 2
446
- Hangar
3 Last used as Post Office
449
450
870
airstrip
Hangar 1 and Base Ops (444),
Hangar 2 (445), and Hangar 3 (446) constructed 1930-1932. |
Marcos
A. Gelabert Airport -
moved from Paitilla part of Panama City 1999 (operated
by the Civil Aeronautics Authority)
For photos GO
TO
(Total value
- $48,803,900 –ARI)
Airport -
Hangars on left background to top center
Passenger
Terminal constructed
between Buildings 446 (former Post Office) and 449 -- red
builing in above photo
Operations
control tower
constructed across the
airstrip from Building 446 (former Hangar 3)
Several
buildings (in center of above photo) constructed as storage
and airplane hangars at south end of the runway area |
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