A Chinese man and a young boy stand facing each other in a ward of St. Luke's Hospital in Shanghai. Their stomachs are severely swollen and indicate that they were on the brink of starvation., Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., and Elizabeth H. Falck was a member of the American Church Mission (ACM) in Shanghai, China (ca. 1923-1929). She left behind many writings and photographs relating to hospitals in China.
A Chinese patient at Xianfu Hospital stands in a courtyard by a sapling tree. A uniformed official stands in a doorway. He seems to be watching the patient. Written on the album sleeve of the photograph: "A leper!", Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., and The Rev. Dean Goddard was an ABFMS missionary in Ningpo, Che-chiang, China from 1870-1903.
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., Mrs. Dean Goddard is being carried in a rickshaw by a Chinese porter. The porter's clothes are torn and tattered., and The Rev. Dean Goddard was an ABFMS missionary in Ningpo, Che-chiang, China from 1870-1903.
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., Dr. H. H. Morris examines the abdomen of a Chinese patient at St. Luke's Hospital in Shanghai., and This photo is from the papers of Elizabeth H. Falck who was a member of the American Church Mission (ACM) in Shanghai, China (ca. 1923-1929). Her papers include many writings and photographs relating to hospitals in China.
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., Elizabeth H. Falck was a member of the American Church Mission (ACM) in Shanghai, China (ca. 1923-1929). She left behind many writings and photographs relating to hospitals in China., and Marian Hurst, a nurse at St. Elizabeth's Refugee Hospital in Shanghai, is holding a young Chinese boy in her arms. They are in the patients' ward.
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., Elizabeth H. Falck was a member of the American Church Mission (ACM) in Shanghai, China (ca. 1923-1929). She left behind many writings and photographs relating to hospitals in China., and Marian Hurst, a nurse at St. Elizabeth's Refugee Hospital, is playing with a very young Chinese boy in the patients' ward. The boy was nicknamed "the Cake Eater". The photograph was taken in April 1939.
A church established by the American mission in Ningpo [Ningbo]. The church was located in the eastern suburbs of the city. This is the church where the Rev. Dean Goddard preached. It is a brick building surrounded by foliage., Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., and The Rev. Dean Goddard was an ABFMS missionary in Ningpo, Che-chiang, China from 1870-1903.
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., Elizabeth H. Falck was a member of the American Church Mission (ACM) in Shanghai, China (ca. 1923-1929). She left behind many writings and photographs relating to hospitals in China., and Three technicians are working in a chemical laboratory at St. Elizabeth's Refugee Hospital in Shanghai. Three large work tables are laden with chemical equipment.
A commercial truck has been converted into a makeshift ambulance. Four patients are lying in the open cargo space in the back of the vehicle. The ambulance crew are standing on the side walk., Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., and This photo is from the papers of Elizabeth H. Falck who was a member of the American Church Mission (ACM) in Shanghai, China (ca. 1923-1929). Her papers include many writings and photographs relating to hospitals in China.
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., Dr. A. W. Tucker was a physician at St. Luke's Hospital in Shanghai., and This photo is from the papers of Elizabeth H. Falck, a member of the American Church Mission (ACM) in Shanghai, China (ca. 1923-1929).
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., Dr. A. W. Tucker is seated at his desk in St. Luke's Hospital in Shanghai., and Elizabeth H. Falck was a member of the American Church Mission (ACM) in Shanghai, China (ca. 1923-1929). She left behind many writings and photographs relating to hospitals in China.
A group of missionaries and their families pose for a group photograph. Written on a note adjoining the photograph: "Property of Mrs. E. W. Ellis--borrowed from her. Note, and kindly return in enclosed envelope. E. B. T. To William and Sallie, only. Back row: A. B. De Haan, Lucia Lyons, Rev. Getchell of Turkey, uncle of Mrs. Eastman, C. A. Stanley, Mrs. De Haan, Mr. Seymour of Ohio, Mrs. De Haan's father, E. B. T., F. F. T. Front row: Mrs. Eastman, Miss Grace Wyckoff, Aunt Minnie Ellis, M. L. S., Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. Getchell, Mr. V. P. Eastman, Mrs. C. A. S. Lower front row: Alfred, Mary Helen holding Preston Ellis, M. E. T., [illegible letter] B. T.", Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., and This photo is from the papers of Emery Ward Ellis, a missionary serving the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions in Tehchow, Shantung from 1904-1927.
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., The interior of All Saints' Church in Shanghai is shown. All of the pews and the altar are visible. Four large chandeliers hang from the ceiling., and This photo is from the papers of Elizabeth H. Falck, a member of the American Church Mission (ACM) in Shanghai, China (ca. 1923-1929).
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., The altar at All Saints' Church in Shanghai has a golden cross, a bible, and some candles resting upon it and flowers to either side., and This photo is from the papers of Elizabeth H. Falck, a member of the American Church Mission (ACM) in Shanghai, China (ca. 1923-1929).
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive. and Alumni Day at St. John's University -- wives, amahs (indiscernible) and children. Shanghai A social gathering of Chinese women, men and children, some wearing Western clothing, some in traditional Chinese clothing, outside, playing games and with musical instruments.
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., Frederick Edwards Dilley and his wife, Mary Grace French Dilley, were missionaries for the American Presbyterian Mission, North. They worked in China, 1906-1942. They worked at missions in Peking; Chefoo, Shantung; and in Shansi., and Missionaries who were alumni of Drew University hold a reunion in Foochow [Fuzhou]. More than half of the group are Chinese. Several women are also present. A few of the alumni are wearing medals on their chests. They are posing in front of a building with Chinese writing on its entrance. Written at the top of the photograph: "Drew Alumni and Alumnae in the Methodist Centennial Celebration in China. Foochow. Nov. 17, 1947."
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., This photo is from the papers of Elizabeth H. Falck, a member of the American Church Mission (ACM) in Shanghai, China (ca. 1923-1929)., and Three ambulances disembark in front of St. John's University in Shanghai. The University's facilities were being used by the staff of St. Luke's Hospital at the time this picture was taken. A large group of people has formed around the ambulances. A note attached to this photograph reads: "Because of Japanese invasion into Honkew [Hongkou], 1932, St. Luke's was obliged to occupy the dormitories and class rooms of St. John's University in [illegible] five miles outside the city."
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., Bishop Scott. Mr. Greenwood Four missionaries in long clerical garb are posed in front of a building., and The group includes Bishop Charles Perry Scott and Miles Greenwood, Anglican missionaries who began work in Yantai in 1877.
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., Margaret Hart Barbour, the photographer, was an American Episcopal missionary in Shanghai from 1916 to 1923., and Wusih An arched bridge made of stone with houses along narrow waterway
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., At the camp of the famous Christian general, Feng Yu-hsiang at Nanyuan, the former Emperor's hunting park, ten miles south of Peking. Two men are standing in a work room with tables., and Margaret Hart Barbour, the photographer, was an American Episcopal missionary in Shanghai from 1916 to 1923.
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., At the camp of the famous Christian general, Feng Yu-hsiang at Nanyuan, the former Emperor's hunting park, ten miles south of Peking. Several men are at tables using sewing machines., and Margaret Hart Barbour, the photographer, was an American Episcopal missionary in Shanghai from 1916 to 1923.
"A Barber" Barber shaves head of seated small Chinese boy while another standing boy waits. White porcelain basin in front of standing boy. and Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive.
Ablutions form a large part in the Moslem's day, so we find connected with each mosque a well equipped, heated bath house. The kettles on the rack in the center are for the minor ablutions used before every time of prayer. Showers are to be had in the cupboards to the left. There is always hot water for use. and Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive.
A 'Beehive' kumbei peculiar to the Wuchungpao Plain, Ningsia. Although the door of the kumbei may open in any direction, the sepulchre inside will always be placed North and South. and Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive.
A Beggar Boat at Nanking. The Woman is asking that money be put in the bag at the end of the pole. Two women and one child are in a small boat in open water. The older woman is reaching a long bamboo pole up towards the photographer, who probably was standing on a larger boat or on a bridge. and Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive.
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., Bishop Frederick Graves, Shanghai, 1927 Graves is in clergy collar, black hat, and topcoat, carrying suitcase., and Frederick R. Graves, Bishop of Shanghai from 1891 -- 1937, came to China in 1881.
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., Bishop Graves, Rev. J.A. Ingle & group of native Christians, Hanch'uan (60 miles up the Han River from Hankow) [now Wuhan] Graves and Ingle in clergy dress standing with large group of Chinese in front of small traditional Chinese building with decorative roof., and J.A. Ingle, first bishop of missionary district of Hankow (Wuhan) 1901 - 1903; Frederick R. Graves, Bishop of Shanghai from 1891 - 1937. Graves came to China in 1881.
A blind Chinese fortune teller carries a musical instrument and some trinkets., Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., and This photo is from the papers of Dean Goddard, who was an ABFMS missionary in Ningpo, Che-chiang, China from 1870-1903.
Also included in the International Mission Photography Archive., Several small wooden Chinese boats are in the foreground. A few larger steel steam ships can seen beyond them. The skyline of Shanghai can be seen on a distant bank across the river., and This photo is from the papers of Rev. Dean Goddard, an American Baptist missionary who served in Ningpo, Chekiang, China from 1870-1903.
