A newly restored pathway in Brooklyn has been reopened as the "Little Panama Way," reviving a historic route with deep ties to Caribbean migration and labor history. The route, originally used by workers traveling between Panama and the Caribbean during the early 20th century, now serves as a cultural landmark and walking trail. Local efforts have preserved its significance, connecting past movements of Caribbean communities to their present-day neighborhoods. The unveiling highlights both the area’s heritage and its ongoing role in immigrant storytelling.
Historic ‘Little Panama Way’ unveiled in Brooklyn caribbeanlife.com
