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Tabernilla Street House

Sharon De Vore Gonzalez's Facebook profile This is one of the first houses in Balboa Canal Zone where I lived with my family. It is a 4 family house on Tabernilla Street. Looking at this photo we lived on the bottom right side. All housing on the Panama Canal Zone was owned, built and maintained by the United States Government and used exclusively by the people and families who worked on the Panama Canal Zone. When the canal and Canal Zone were given to Panama, Panama sold off the houses to private individuals. Armando is so right; it is Tabernilla. I never knew of any bar any where around it so I do not know where the name came from. I am thinking maybe someone who frequented the bars in Panama City gave the street it's name. Ha! It goes up a mountain. Hope that you enjoy!

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Anonymous Guest 25 Mar 2022

I live in Tabernilla actually. The name "Tabernilla" belongs to one of the reaches at the Panama Canal. I have to search more to ser the origin of the name.

Artist Reply: ACTUALLY IT WAS SPELLED BOTH WAYS. I SPELLED IT TAVERNILLA ON MY PAINTING OF THIS AND TABERNILLA HERE. WE MOST ALWAYS SPELLED IT WITH A ā€œVā€.

JENNIFER KESSELL 20 May 2009

What a gorgeous home . Thanks for sharing . ~ jennifer kessell

Julie Mayser 12 May 2009

A very intriguing story and history, illustrated with the actual house!

Mrs.David Jobes(Dee) Jobes 11 May 2009

BEAUTIFUL home and capture!!!SUPERB Camera work,my Friend!!!,Dee&David :):)

Shannon Slaydon 09 May 2009

What a gorgeous place, Sharon!

John Cappello 09 May 2009

Most Spectacular, creative, high-powered.Richly entertaining.Well accomplished intent of representing specific places and people with a little mix of history. Chalk up another score for Sharon!!

Sigridur Bachmann 09 May 2009

Wonderful image and great story Sharon ! Thanks for sharing

Jan van Baarle 09 May 2009

Beautiful home and shot

Steve Farr 09 May 2009

Looks very cozy, Sharon!! ~S

Teresa Blanton 09 May 2009

nice shot

jamie winter 09 May 2009

Shron this is a wonderful capture

geoff cooper 09 May 2009

very nice Sharon..

mel taylor 09 May 2009

Gorgeous!! Mel

Barry Huyett 09 May 2009

beautiful mountain home.

Maria Anna Machado 08 May 2009

Nice remember...

Phil Cashdollar 08 May 2009

a really great shot Sharron...and i enjoy the reading about it..great work my friend..

Fiona Robinson 08 May 2009

ohhh great looking photo Sharon

Mary Janosik 08 May 2009

What a fun place to live!! Beautiful tropical feel!!!

Johnnie Jumper III 08 May 2009

Thanks for the history. Looks like A great place to live.

Warren Ballard 08 May 2009

Very nice shot Sharon!

Marika Antal 08 May 2009

most neat photo Sharon,well done!!

Donald Schrier 08 May 2009

Great shot, great memories and a fantastic home. It really looks like these were pretty good size homes. I love the local folage.

Robin Foss 08 May 2009

Great shot.

lillianhibiscus 08 May 2009

Lovely home Sharon. What a lovely childhood you had!

Alberto D'Assumpcao 08 May 2009

All that green is fascinating, Sharon!!! Fantastic place!!

BILL NAGY 08 May 2009

Neat photo and history, Sharon. BILL NAGY

James Carney 08 May 2009

Very nice photo Sharon, and I love the historical notes.

Patty Day 08 May 2009

Beautiful shot!!!

Rita Lang 08 May 2009

this one is well done and must bring back many memories

kelvin Hughes 08 May 2009

great Image Sharon well done

Regina Coeli deWinter 08 May 2009

What a lovely house and a beautiful photo, Sharon.

Armando Salas 08 May 2009

Hi, Sharon. My post for today is the photo I already sent to you yesterday night. Looks like both of us are sailors on the ocean of memory:-) Very beautiful building. What is the meaning of "Tavernilla"? Bar? because in Spanish TABERNA is a wine shop, a kind of SALOON in Western movies:-) BTW that "thing" over the door... my home at El Val has a similar one. People say they don't like the "tejadillo" (=small roof) :-) They are right:-)

Brenda Loveless 08 May 2009

thanks for sharing your history!

Ai Shan 08 May 2009

Very beautiful shot, dear Sharon!

Nira Dabush 08 May 2009

Splendid composition of this marvelous architecture, Sharon. WONDERFUL!

Artist Reply: Dear Nira, Thank you. I love your input. Yes, lots of early memories here in this house. My first dog for one. :) XOXOXOX, Sharon

ruth sears 08 May 2009

that much have been such fun to live here.so tropical with all the beautiful plants.very well captured!

Nelly van Nieuwenhuijzen 08 May 2009

VERY VERY BEAUTIFUL!!

jerry carlin 08 May 2009

Thanks for the tour Sharon! I am sure anyone who met you would be lifelong friends.

Stefani Wehner 08 May 2009

wonderful home, Sharon. Thanks for sharing and telling the hystory!

Miles Baker 08 May 2009

Thats a grand residence!-May i bookthe first two weeks in August?-or is there a waiting list? Miles X

Annette Labedzki 08 May 2009

gorgeous house Sharon. I hope you have good memories

Artist Reply: Thank you Annette. I started dancing lessons when we lived here. I was 3 years old. We moved to El Prado for the start of 1st grade for me. I was 6. Yes, lovely memories. The family who lived in the other side on bottom. (Opposite us) remained life long friends. XOXOX Sharon

woodrow williams 08 May 2009

Beautiful Shot