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CWM/LMS/China/Photographs/Box 13 |
Summary: |
Groups include: village congregation; family on cart; group "watching the visitors". Other people include: old and young villagers and countrymen; famine victims; Arnold Bryson; shepherd (with flock); Greaves. Activities featured include: sweeping up grain; storing the hay; harvesting wheat; putting grain into bags; grinding corn; threshing millet and corn; winnowing corn; irrigation on the banks of the Grand Canal; ploughing; "Enjoying a meal"; mending an iron pot; grinding maize flour; fishermen mending nets; women making fishing nets; "Taking the birds for an airing"; carrying baskets of apples; crossing a stream by raft; travel by mule-cart (starting out, loaded up, losing a wheel), including on the road in winter, crossing a "perilous" bridge, and through floods; mule drinking on journey; brick making; stamping foundations. Other places or buildings featured include: village threshing floor; North China road in spring; sunken road; village and city streets; village inn; city wall and pagoda; Sienning [Xianning]; camel back gate; around the Nankow Pass [Nankouzhen], including marble gateway on the way; the Great Wall; fisherman's shrine on the sea shore; "on the way to the cave of the Crouching Tiger"; the gap, Kuling [Guling]; "old wooden bridge"; Siaochang Church. Also includes: small and tall millet and millet stalks; the Tsangchow [Cangzhou] Buggie; grave mounds and shrines; rock called "brother-in-law"; ox-cart; sun-dried bricks. Some prints taken during [Arthur] Chirgwin's visit, 1938.
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a)i, a)ii, a)iii, b)i, c)i, c(ii), c(iii), c(iv), c(v), c(vi), d)i, d)ii, d)iii, d)iv, e(i), e(ii), e)iii, e(iv) |
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148 black and white or sepia prints on 18 pieces of paper (2 prints appear to be missing from sheets 3 and 4) |
Access status: |
Open |
Copyright: |
Copyright possibly held by Council for World Mission |
File number: |
86 |
Copies: |
Duplicate of "old wooden bridge" and some among Chirgwin set in file 38 |
Format: |
Archive
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