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A is for … Antung (Dandong) 丹东市老照片
Warren Swire made a handful of visits to this port at the mouth of Yalu River between 1911-12 and 1934. The border with Korea, then under Japanese control was close by. This shot shows the installation at the harbourside of … Continue reading
Posted in Alphabet China, Photograph of the day
Tagged Carl Crow, Manchuria, ships
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