| Description | Mounted photographs of Ponasang, Kienning, Kushan, Nangtai, and Foochow; Chinese at work; costume and social customs (32 folios).
Photographs illustrating costume and social customs:
/2, 3, 6, 7, 27 Costumes and head-dresses;
/3, 8, 19, 28, 29 Memorial shrines, arches, pagodas, coffin houses, mandarins' graves and mourning signs;
/3, 21, 28, 30, 31 Statues and idols;
Photographs illustrating Chinese at work:
/4, 6 Coolies and women carrying methods for feed, stones, wood, earth and water (6 photos);
/9 Carpenter; wayside cook; woman spinning; girls weaving cloth (4 photos);
/11 Men writing;
/15 Grinding and winnowing grain; drying vermicelli;
/17 Making cotton and wool quilts;
/20 Ploughing with a bullock; threshing grain; preparing a paddy field;
/26 Drying tea in temple grounds; cotton pedlar with wares; wayside cook with implements; open-air cake shop with boy cooking;
/27 Itinerant barber; working irrigation wheels for paddy fields; drawing water;
Other photographs:
/1 Buffalo;
/2 Bound feet;
/5 Ponasang Hospital: group of students with Dr. and Mrs. Kinnear;
/8 Kushan monastery; paddy field and fish pond, with Buddhist temple in background;
/10 Junks on Min river; Woger channel and Min river with house boat, sampans and junks;
/11 Two thieves inside "kangs" [type of stocks];
/12, 24 Group of photographs of children at native heathen school, Ponasang, American Board Mission (/12 taken by Dr. Kinnear);
/13 CMS Sanatorium, Sharp Peak;
/14 Foochow Theological College; mission house; residence and archdeacon's house;
/16 Bridge; Foochow; boats by Min riverbank with teashop and warehouse;
/18 View of Ponasang; view of Nangtai;
/22 Dragon boat; Kushan monastery's bamboo grove; mouth of Min river; Foochow plain with canals;
/23 Kushan monastery (Drum Mountain);
/24 Rev. S. Nightingale and Deng mu su, native pastor, Hing-hwa [c 1920-1929]; group of church catechists, including Lie Ling Saing, Dr. Pakenham's teacher, 1894 [taken at Kienning: see ACC256 Z1/66];
/25 Mrs. Kinnear being carried in a foreigner's sedan chair;
/32 Rev. J. S. Collins and family [pre-1897]; the Kucheng martyrs' graves |