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1. Dakota Access Pipeline protest flags and signs [f001] [008]
Dakota Access Pipeline protest flags and signs [f001] [008]
Description
Protest sign tied to fence wire reading, Our Children Can't Drink Oil. #NoDAPL.
2. Dakota Access Pipeline protest flags and signs [f001] [007]
Dakota Access Pipeline protest flags and signs [f001] [007]
Description
Protest sign tied to fence wire reading, MNI WICONI. Water is life #WeStandwithStandingRock. Sign has two seals: one for Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and another for Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians.
3. Dakota Access Pipeline protest flags and signs [f001] [006]
Dakota Access Pipeline protest flags and signs [f001] [006]
Description
Protest sign tied to fence wire reading, We Won't Drink Your Oil. Stop the Pipeline, Save Our Water. No DAPL.
4. Indigenous child on concrete road barrier at the Dakota Access Pipeline protests
Indigenous child on concrete road barrier at the Dakota Access Pipeline protests
Description
Indigenous child walking across a concrete road barrier placed on grassy area during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests. The road barrier has words reading Indian Land spray-painted across the surface. Raised flags are located in the background.
5. Dakota Access Pipeline protester
Dakota Access Pipeline protester
Description
Dakota Access Pipeline protester wearing a dark cloak, gas mask, and rainbow flag with earth and pink heart. The cloak has text reading, Fossil Fools, Water, Global Climate Wake-up Call, and There Are No Jobs on a Dead Planet!
6. Concrete road barriers, flags, and signs used during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests
Concrete road barriers, flags, and signs used during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests
Description
Concrete road barriers placed on grassy area during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests held at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation. Raised flags located in the background.
7. Indigenous water protectors
Indigenous water protectors
Description
Indigenous water protectors standing with raised fists at the Dakota Access Pipeline protests on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
8. Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [007]
Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [007]
Description
Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp located on Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
9. Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [006]
Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [006]
Description
Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp located on Standing Rock Sioux Reservation. Protest sign reads, NO DAPL.
10. Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [f002] [005]
Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [f002] [005]
Description
Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp located on Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
11. Standing Rock Sioux Reservation entrance sign
Standing Rock Sioux Reservation entrance sign
Description
Road entrance sign reading: Welcome to the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
12. Indigenous water protector on horseback
Indigenous water protector on horseback
Description
Indigenous water protector horseback riding during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
13. Indigenous water protectors
Indigenous water protectors
Description
Group of indigenous water protectors riding horses during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
14. Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp
Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp
Description
Indigenous water protector at the Dakota Access Pipeline protests on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation. Area shows campsite and the United States flag hung upside down.
15. Dakota Access Pipeline protest flags and signs
Dakota Access Pipeline protest flags and signs
Description
Tipi and raised flags put up during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests held at Standing Rock Sioux Reservation. Protest sign reads, NO DAPL.
16. Dakota Access Pipeline protest roadway with flags
Dakota Access Pipeline protest roadway with flags
Description
Roadway with raised flags put up during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests held at Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
17. Dakota Access Pipeline protest parking area and flags
Dakota Access Pipeline protest parking area and flags
Description
Parking area with raised flags put up during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests held at Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
18. Dakota Access Pipeline protest signs
Dakota Access Pipeline protest signs
Description
No parking sign modified to read, No Pipeline.
19. Dakota Access Pipeline protest flags and signs [f001] [012]
Dakota Access Pipeline protest flags and signs [f001] [012]
Description
Closed fence gate with Dakota Access Pipeline protest signs and flags of various sovereign states and communities.
20. Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [f001] [010]
Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [f001] [010]
Description
Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp located on Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
21. Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [f001] [009]
Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [f001] [009]
Description
Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp located on Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
22. Under the Autumn Moon Festival participants, Portland, Oregon, 1996
Under the Autumn Moon Festival participants, Portland, Oregon, 1996
Description
The Autumn Moon Festival is a harvest festival celebrated in China and across many east Asian countries. The festival dates back to the Shang Dynasty (c. 1600-1046 BCE) and takes place outdoors during an autumn full moon, usually in September or October. The festival is nearly as important a holiday in the Chinese calendar as is the Chinese Lunar New Year and is a legal holiday in many countries. The moon’s perfectly round shape is a symbol of family harmony and unity. Even if they are apart, loved ones are united as they gaze up at the moon together. Common festivities as part of Portland's festival include a lantern viewing, performances of dragon and lion dances, opera and storytelling, poetry and calligraphy activities, and eating mooncakes, a rich pastry decorated with designs and filled with a variety of fillings including seeds, nuts, date paste, and smashed beans. Additionally, there are many games played at twilight regarding flights of the soul, spirit possession, or fortune telling.
23. Dragons at Under the Autumn Moon Festival, Portland, Oregon, 1996
Dragons at Under the Autumn Moon Festival, Portland, Oregon, 1996
Description
The Autumn Moon Festival is a harvest festival celebrated in China and across many east Asian countries. The festival dates back to the Shang Dynasty (c. 1600-1046 BCE) and takes place outdoors during an autumn full moon, usually in September or October. The festival is nearly as important a holiday in the Chinese calendar as is the Chinese Lunar New Year and is a legal holiday in many countries. The moon’s perfectly round shape is a symbol of family harmony and unity. Even if they are apart, loved ones are united as they gaze up at the moon together. Common festivities as part of Portland's festival include a lantern viewing, performances of dragon and lion dances, opera and storytelling, poetry and calligraphy activities, and eating mooncakes, a rich pastry decorated with designs and filled with a variety of fillings including seeds, nuts, date paste, and smashed beans. Additionally, there are many games played at twilight regarding flights of the soul, spirit possession, or fortune telling.
24. Dragons at Under the Autumn Moon Festival, Portland, Oregon, 1996
Dragons at Under the Autumn Moon Festival, Portland, Oregon, 1996
Description
The Autumn Moon Festival is a harvest festival celebrated in China and across many east Asian countries. The festival dates back to the Shang Dynasty (c. 1600-1046 BCE) and takes place outdoors during an autumn full moon, usually in September or October. The festival is nearly as important a holiday in the Chinese calendar as is the Chinese Lunar New Year and is a legal holiday in many countries. The moon’s perfectly round shape is a symbol of family harmony and unity. Even if they are apart, loved ones are united as they gaze up at the moon together. Common festivities as part of Portland's festival include a lantern viewing, performances of dragon and lion dances, opera and storytelling, poetry and calligraphy activities, and eating mooncakes, a rich pastry decorated with designs and filled with a variety of fillings including seeds, nuts, date paste, and smashed beans. Additionally, there are many games played at twilight regarding flights of the soul, spirit possession, or fortune telling.
25. Dragons at Under the Autumn Moon Festival, Portland, Oregon, 1996
Dragons at Under the Autumn Moon Festival, Portland, Oregon, 1996
Description
The Autumn Moon Festival is a harvest festival celebrated in China and across many east Asian countries. The festival dates back to the Shang Dynasty (c. 1600-1046 BCE) and takes place outdoors during an autumn full moon, usually in September or October. The festival is nearly as important a holiday in the Chinese calendar as is the Chinese Lunar New Year and is a legal holiday in many countries. The moon’s perfectly round shape is a symbol of family harmony and unity. Even if they are apart, loved ones are united as they gaze up at the moon together. Common festivities as part of Portland's festival include a lantern viewing, performances of dragon and lion dances, opera and storytelling, poetry and calligraphy activities, and eating mooncakes, a rich pastry decorated with designs and filled with a variety of fillings including seeds, nuts, date paste, and smashed beans. Additionally, there are many games played at twilight regarding flights of the soul, spirit possession, or fortune telling.
26. Under the Autumn Moon Festival, Portland, Oregon, 1996
Under the Autumn Moon Festival, Portland, Oregon, 1996
Description
The Autumn Moon Festival is a harvest festival celebrated in China and across many east Asian countries. The festival dates back to the Shang Dynasty (c. 1600-1046 BCE) and takes place outdoors during an autumn full moon, usually in September or October. The festival is nearly as important a holiday in the Chinese calendar as is the Chinese Lunar New Year and is a legal holiday in many countries. The moon’s perfectly round shape is a symbol of family harmony and unity. Even if they are apart, loved ones are united as they gaze up at the moon together. Common festivities as part of Portland's festival include a lantern viewing, performances of dragon and lion dances, opera and storytelling, poetry and calligraphy activities, and eating mooncakes, a rich pastry decorated with designs and filled with a variety of fillings including seeds, nuts, date paste, and smashed beans. Additionally, there are many games played at twilight regarding flights of the soul, spirit possession, or fortune telling.
27. Under the Autumn Moon Festival participants, Portland, Oregon, 1996
Under the Autumn Moon Festival participants, Portland, Oregon, 1996
Description
The Autumn Moon Festival is a harvest festival celebrated in China and across many east Asian countries. The festival dates back to the Shang Dynasty (c. 1600-1046 BCE) and takes place outdoors during an autumn full moon, usually in September or October. The festival is nearly as important a holiday in the Chinese calendar as is the Chinese Lunar New Year and is a legal holiday in many countries. The moon’s perfectly round shape is a symbol of family harmony and unity. Even if they are apart, loved ones are united as they gaze up at the moon together. Common festivities as part of Portland's festival include a lantern viewing, performances of dragon and lion dances, opera and storytelling, poetry and calligraphy activities, and eating mooncakes, a rich pastry decorated with designs and filled with a variety of fillings including seeds, nuts, date paste, and smashed beans. Additionally, there are many games played at twilight regarding flights of the soul, spirit possession, or fortune telling.
28. Westmoreland Park Duck Pond (Portland, Oregon)
Westmoreland Park Duck Pond (Portland, Oregon)
Description
Westmoreland Park was constructed as a collaboration between the federal Works Progress Administration and the local City of Portland. From 1936 to the present day, the park has served the recreational needs of the communities of southeast Portland., National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2016), This content is included in Building Oregon: Architecture of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, a digital collection which provides documentation about the architectural heritage of the Pacific Northwest.
29. The Deployment of Ground and Naval Forces in North Korea
The Deployment of Ground and Naval Forces in North Korea
Description
FROM: United States. Library of Congress. North Korea : A Country Study. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1981, p. 230.
30. A Map of China During the Period of the Three Kingdoms
A Map of China During the Period of the Three Kingdoms
Description
FROM:  Pott, F.L. Hawks.  A Sketch of Chinese History.  4th ed., revised.  Shanghai:  Kelly and Walsh, 1923. [faces page 42] 
31. Zhou Enlai 1924
Zhou Enlai 1924
Description
Photographic portrait of Zhou Enlai
32. Warlords 1925
Warlords 1925
Description
US Military Academy, History Department
33. Unsubdued Aborigines Living in the Mountains
Description
FROM: Mackay, George Leslie. From Far Formosa. New York: Fleming H. Revell, 1896. [photo faces page 256]
34. The Altar of Heaven
The Altar of Heaven
Description
A fine picture of an open-air altar outside Foochow City., FROM: Bishop, Mrs. J.F.  Chinese Pictures:  Notes on Photographs Made in China.  London:  Cassell, 1900.  p. 81A fine picture of an open-air altar outside Foochow City., FROM: Bishop, Mrs. J.F.  Chinese Pictures:  Notes on Photographs Made in China.  London:  Cassell, 1900.  p. 81
35. Umbrella Maker
Description
FROM:  Clement, Ernest W.  Hildreth's Japan As It Was and Is:  A Handbook of Old Japan.  Chicago: McClurg, 1906. [vol 2.]
36. Theatricals at the Temple of a City God
Description
FROM:   Bredon, Juliet and Igor Mitrophanow.  The Moon Year. Shanghai:  Kelly & Walsh, 1927. [faces page 438]FROM:   Bredon, Juliet and Igor Mitrophanow.  The Moon Year. Shanghai:  Kelly & Walsh, 1927. [faces page 438]FROM:   Bredon, Juliet and Igor Mitrophanow.  The Moon Year. Shanghai:  Kelly & Walsh, 1927. [faces page 438]FROM:   Bredon, Juliet and Igor Mitrophanow.  The Moon Year. Shanghai:  Kelly & Walsh, 1927. [faces page 438]FROM:   Bredon, Juliet and Igor Mitrophanow.  The Moon Year. Shanghai:  Kelly & Walsh, 1927. [faces page 438]FROM:   Bredon, Juliet and Igor Mitrophanow.  The Moon Year. Shanghai:  Kelly & Walsh, 1927. [faces page 438]
37. Three Men Swinging
Three Men Swinging
Description
FROM: Allen, Horace N. Things Korean. New York: Fleming H. Revell, 1908, faces page 150.
38. A Map Showing the Divisions of China During the Period Described in the Spring and Autumn Annals
A Map Showing the Divisions of China During the Period Described in the Spring and Autumn Annals
Description
FROM:  Pott, F.L. Hawks.  A Sketch of Chinese History.  4th ed., revised.  Shanghai:  Kelly and Walsh, 1923. [faces page 22] FROM:  Pott, F.L. Hawks.  A Sketch of Chinese History.  4th ed., revised.  Shanghai:  Kelly and Walsh, 1923. [faces page 22] FROM:  Pott, F.L. Hawks.  A Sketch of Chinese History.  4th ed., revised.  Shanghai:  Kelly and Walsh, 1923. [faces page 22] FROM:  Pott, F.L. Hawks.  A Sketch of Chinese History.  4th ed., revised.  Shanghai:  Kelly and Walsh, 1923. [faces page 22] FROM:  Pott, F.L. Hawks.  A Sketch of Chinese History.  4th ed., revised.  Shanghai:  Kelly and Walsh, 1923. [faces page 22] FROM:  Pott, F.L. Hawks.  A Sketch of Chinese History.  4th ed., revised.  Shanghai:  Kelly and Walsh, 1923. [faces page 22] 
39. A Korean Officer of the Old Army
A Korean Officer of the Old Army
Description
FROM: Allen, Horace N. Things Korean. New York: Fleming H. Revell, 1908, faces the title page
40. Samurai
Samurai
Description
POSSIBLY FROM:  Japan Magazine (date unknown)
41. China, 1941
China, 1941
Description
Chinese Territory Seized Prior to July 1937 and Major Japanese Drives in 1937.  Source:  US Military Academy, History Department. 
42. Fukien [Fujian] (xian boundaries)
Fukien [Fujian] (xian boundaries)
Description
FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 69.FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 69.FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 69.FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 69.FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 69.FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 69.
43. The Ancient Moslem Graveyard at Canton
Description
FROM: Broomhall, Marshall.  Islam in China:  A Neglected Problem.  London:  Morgan & Scott, 1910 ---  (image faces page 111).FROM: Broomhall, Marshall.  Islam in China:  A Neglected Problem.  London:  Morgan & Scott, 1910 ---  (image faces page 111).FROM: Broomhall, Marshall.  Islam in China:  A Neglected Problem.  London:  Morgan & Scott, 1910 ---  (image faces page 111).FROM: Broomhall, Marshall.  Islam in China:  A Neglected Problem.  London:  Morgan & Scott, 1910 ---  (image faces page 111).FROM: Broomhall, Marshall.  Islam in China:  A Neglected Problem.  London:  Morgan & Scott, 1910 ---  (image faces page 111).FROM: Broomhall, Marshall.  Islam in China:  A Neglected Problem.  London:  Morgan & Scott, 1910 ---  (image faces page 111).FROM: Broomhall, Marshall.  Islam in China:  A Neglected Problem.  London:  Morgan & Scott, 1910 ---  (image faces page 111).
44. Empire of Japan (October, 1942)
Empire of Japan (October, 1942)
Description
FROM: Johannes Stoye, Japan an der Wende. Leipzig: Verlag von Felix Meiner, 1943. page 2
45. Industrial Map of Formosa
Industrial Map of Formosa
Description
FROM:  Davidson, James. The Island of Formosa: Past and Present. London: Macmillan, 1903.. [map faces p. 370]FROM:  Davidson, James. The Island of Formosa: Past and Present. London: Macmillan, 1903.. [map faces p. 370]FROM:  Davidson, James. The Island of Formosa: Past and Present. London: Macmillan, 1903.. [map faces p. 370]FROM:  Davidson, James. The Island of Formosa: Past and Present. London: Macmillan, 1903.. [map faces p. 370]FROM:  Davidson, James. The Island of Formosa: Past and Present. London: Macmillan, 1903.. [map faces p. 370]FROM:  Davidson, James. The Island of Formosa: Past and Present. London: Macmillan, 1903.. [map faces p. 370]FROM:  Davidson, James. The Island of Formosa: Past and Present. London: Macmillan, 1903.. [map faces p. 370]
46. Japan and Britain watching over the children, Korea and China
Japan and Britain watching over the children, Korea and China
Description
FROM: W. Petrie Watson. Japan: Aspects & Destinies. London: Grant Richards, 1904.FROM: W. Petrie Watson. Japan: Aspects & Destinies. London: Grant Richards, 1904.FROM: W. Petrie Watson. Japan: Aspects & Destinies. London: Grant Richards, 1904.FROM: W. Petrie Watson. Japan: Aspects & Destinies. London: Grant Richards, 1904.FROM: W. Petrie Watson. Japan: Aspects & Destinies. London: Grant Richards, 1904.FROM: W. Petrie Watson. Japan: Aspects & Destinies. London: Grant Richards, 1904.FROM: W. Petrie Watson. Japan: Aspects & Destinies. London: Grant Richards, 1904.
47. Demilitarized Zone Area
Demilitarized Zone Area
Description
FROM: United States. Library of Congress. North Korea : A Country Study. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1981, p. 211. 
48. Typhoon Map
Typhoon Map
Description
FROM: United States. Library of Congress. North Korea : A Country Study. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1981, p. 211. 
49. January and August Average Teperatures (Celsius)
January and August Average Teperatures (Celsius)
Description
FROM: United States. Library of Congress. North Korea : A Country Study. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1981, p. 55. 
50. North Korea, Administrative Divisions
North Korea, Administrative Divisions
Description
FROM: United States. Library of Congress. North Korea : A Country Study. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1981, p. xviii.
51. Korea During the Three Kingdoms Periodm Fifth to Sixth Centuries A.D.
Korea During the Three Kingdoms Periodm Fifth to Sixth Centuries A.D.
Description
FROM: United States. Library of Congress. South Korea : A Country Study. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1992.; page 6.
52. Deployment and of South Korean and United States Forces in South Korea, 1990
Deployment and of South Korean and United States Forces in South Korea, 1990
Description
FROM: United States. Library of Congress. South Korea : A Country Study. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1992.; page 282.
53. Transportation
Transportation
Description
FROM: United States. Library of Congress. South Korea : A Country Study. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1992. --- (page 180).
54. Administrative Divisions of South Korea, 1990
Administrative Divisions of South Korea, 1990
Description
FROM: United States. Library of Congress. South Korea : A Country Study. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1992.; page 282.
55. Harakiri
Description
FROM:  Clement, Ernest W.  Hildreth's Japan As It Was and Is:  A Handbook of Old Japan.  Chicago: McClurg, 1906. [vol 1] -- Photo faces p. 78
56. Geological Map of North Formosa
Geological Map of North Formosa
Description
FROM: Mackay, George Leslie. From Far Formosa: The Island, Its People and Missions. New York: Revell, 1896. [map faces p. 55]
57. Feudal Map of Japan Between 1573-83
Feudal Map of Japan Between 1573-83
Description
FROM:  Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 134]FROM:  Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 134]FROM:  Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 134]FROM:  Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 134]FROM:  Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 134]FROM:  Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 134]FROM:  Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 134]FROM:  Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 134]
58. Feudal Map of Japan Between 1564-73
Feudal Map of Japan Between 1564-73
Description
Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 122]Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 122]Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 122]Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 122]Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 122]Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 122]Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 122]Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan:  During the Century of Early Foreign Intercourse (1542-1651).  Kobe:  Office of the Chronicle,  1903.  [map faces p. 122]
59. Seoul Offices of the American Firm Controlling the Electric Plant and Water Works
Seoul Offices of the American Firm Controlling the Electric Plant and Water Works
Description
FROM: Allen, Horace N. Things Korean. New York: Fleming H. Revell, 1908, faces page 216.
60. Reference Map Regarding Treaty of Peace Between Russia and Japan, 1905
Reference Map Regarding Treaty of Peace Between Russia and Japan, 1905
Description
From:  Webster, Robert Grant. 1905. Japan: From the Old to the New. London: S.W. Partridge & Co. p.337
61. Temple of Hachiman at Kamakura
Description
From: Webster, Robert Grant. 1905. Japan: From the Old to the New. London: S.W. Partridge & Co. p.133
62. Bronze Gateway at Shiba
Description
From: Webster, Robert Grant. 1905. Japan: From the Old to the New. London: S.W. Partridge & Co. p.147
63. Kyoto and Its Environs
Kyoto and Its Environs
Description
FROM:  Murdoch, James.  A History of Japan.  Vol 1:  From the Origins to the Arrival of the Portuguese in 1542 A.D.  New York:  Greenberg, 1926. 
64. Noromon: An Ancient Type of Sedan Chair
Description
From: Webster, Robert Grant. 1905. Japan: From the Old to the New. London: S.W. Partridge & Co. p.217
65. One of the Electronic Digital Computers Made in China
Description
FROM: China Reconstructs, (April, 1964), page 11
66. An Electronic Analogue Computer
An Electronic Analogue Computer
Description
FROM: Cover of China Reconstructs, (April, 1966).
67. Communist Offensives, April-October 1949
Communist Offensives, April-October 1949
Description
US Military Academy, History Department
68. Nationalist China, 1928-1937
Nationalist China, 1928-1937
Description
US Military Academy, History Department
69. Distribution of Moslems in China
Distribution of Moslems in China
Description
FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 354.FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 354.FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 354.FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 354.FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 354.FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 354.FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 354.FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 354.FROM:  The Christian Occupation of China:  a General Survey of the Numerical Strength and geographical distribution of the Christian Forces in China Made by the Special Committee on Survey and Occupation China Continuations Committee, 1918-1921.  Edited by Milton T. Stauffer.  Shanghai:  China Continuation Committee, 1922, p. 354.
70. China 1942
China 1942
Description
FROM: A Pocket Guide to China. Washington: War and Navy Departments, 1942; pp. 36-37.FROM: A Pocket Guide to China. Washington: War and Navy Departments, 1942; pp. 36-37.FROM: A Pocket Guide to China. Washington: War and Navy Departments, 1942; pp. 36-37.FROM: A Pocket Guide to China. Washington: War and Navy Departments, 1942; pp. 36-37.FROM: A Pocket Guide to China. Washington: War and Navy Departments, 1942; pp. 36-37.FROM: A Pocket Guide to China. Washington: War and Navy Departments, 1942; pp. 36-37.FROM: A Pocket Guide to China. Washington: War and Navy Departments, 1942; pp. 36-37.FROM: A Pocket Guide to China. Washington: War and Navy Departments, 1942; pp. 36-37.FROM: A Pocket Guide to China. Washington: War and Navy Departments, 1942; pp. 36-37.
71. Bull Loads of Wood for Sale
Bull Loads of Wood for Sale
Description
FROM: Allen, Horace N. Things Korean. New York: Fleming H. Revell, 1908, faces page 150.
72. Botanical Map of North Formosa
Botanical Map of North Formosa
Description
FROM: Mackay, George Leslie. From Far Formosa: The Island, Its People and Missions. New York: Revell, 1896. [map faces p. 55]
73. A Japanese Bed
A Japanese Bed
Description
FROM:  Clement, Ernest W.  Hildreth's Japan As It Was and Is:  A Handbook of Old Japan.  Chicago:  McClurg, 1906. [vol 1] -- Picture faces p. 186.
74. Buddhist Temple of Ikegami
Buddhist Temple of Ikegami
Description
FROM:  Chamberlain, Basil Hall.  Handbook for Travellers in Japan. 6th ed.  London:  John Murray, 1901. [map faces page 43]  
75. OIMB Gathering
OIMB Gathering
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Lynda Shapiro, David Frohnmayer, and Barb Butler at OIMB gathering (picture incorrectly dated January 3, 1987)
76. Goldbloom Art Christening: Butler
Goldbloom Art Christening: Butler
Description
Barb Butler, OIMB Librarian, christening the Goldbloom OIMB art installation; Brian Goldbloom and Larry Draper in background
77. Gathering at Goldbloom Art Instillation 2
Gathering at Goldbloom Art Instillation 2
Description
Group of people at christening for the Brian Goldbloom OIMB art installation
78. Goldbloom Art Christening: Goldbloom
Goldbloom Art Christening: Goldbloom
Description
Brian Goldbloom christening his art installation at OIMB
79. Gathering at Goldbloom Art Instillation 1
Gathering at Goldbloom Art Instillation 1
Description
Group of people at christening for the Brian Goldbloom OIMB art installation
80. OIMB Library Opening Day
OIMB Library Opening Day
Description
Shot of the new OIMB library on the day of its ribbon-cutting ceremony
81. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_040
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_040
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Tibetan stone painting
82. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_039
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_039
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Tibetan stone painting
83. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_038
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_038
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Tibetan stone painting
84. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_037
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_037
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Tibetan stone painting
85. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_036
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_036
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Tibetan stone painting
86. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_035
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_035
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Tibetan stone painting
87. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_034
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_034
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Chatting
88. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_033
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_033
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Washing the clothes
89. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_032
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_032
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Landscape of scriptures
90. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_031
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_031
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Set up prayer wheels
91. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_030
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_030
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Danba Landscape
92. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_029
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_029
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Danba house
93. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_028
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_028
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Danba house
94. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_027
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_027
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Danba house
95. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_026
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_026
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ChinaVine team breakfast at Danba
96. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_025
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_025
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ChinaVine team breakfast at Danba
97. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_024
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_024
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ChinaVine team breakfast at Danba
98. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_023
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_023
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ChinaVine team breakfast at Danba
99. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_022
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_022
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ChinaVine team dinner at Danba
100. 2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_020
2015May_Danba_to_Kangding_020
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ChinaVine team dinner at Danba
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