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Tag Archives: Chefoo
Spotted: James Hudson Taylor
A correspondent recently wrote to us, correcting a date and identifying in a photograph two of the China missionary enterprise’s most notable figures. This photograph, above, showing staff and pupils of the Chefoo Girls School includes, we now know, James Hudson … Continue reading
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Tagged Chefoo, China Inland Mission, missionaries, school, Yantai
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Photographs of photographers: Maude Carrall
The ‘Blossoms’ looks like an orchard of either apple or cherry trees, which was probably in, or close to, Chefoo (Yantai). It must have been a favourite springtime picnic spot for the Carrall family, as their photograph albums hold several … Continue reading
Posted in Photograph of the day, Photographers
Tagged camera, Carrall, Chefoo, hobby, orchard, photography, Yantai
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