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Photographs of China and Korea

Scope and Contents A collection of approximately 1,200 slides taken by Professor James Huntley Grayson during his time spent in East Asia. The collection consists of around 1,100 colour and black and white slides taken during visits to Republic of Korea (South Korea), Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong between 1965 and 1973; and a further set of 70 slides recording a visit to Shenyang, China, in August 1985.For further details of this collection, and links to digitised images, please see the...

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The collection consists of two parts: photocopied correspondence from James Huntley Grayson to his parents in America from Taiwan, Japan and Korea between 1965 and 1987; and field notes, research material, etc. compiled by James Huntley Grayson during research visits to Manchuria, Korea, Japan and Mongolia between 1982 and 2004.

For further details of this collection, please see the listing in the External Documents section below.

Scope and Contents A collection of approximately 1,600 photographic images, some duplicated, assembled by Douglas Knoop on a world tour undertaken in 1913 and 1914.The collection consists of slides, photographs, negatives and postcards, in colour and black and white. The images cover natural features, human interest such as street scenes, and major events such as earthquakes, as well as incidental events on the tour (e.g. on board ship). The countries recorded include India, Ceylon,...

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The collection consists of three separate documents from Korea. The first is an album of twelve hand-tinted photographs of the Ch’angdok Palace; the second is a diviners’ handbook, and the third is a pair of scrolls bearing state civil service examination scripts.

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Notebooks, reports (published and unpublished), correspondence, photographs, manuscripts and personal documents created by the journalist and author Alan Winnington. The material is mainly focussed on his professional career as a foreign correspondent for the Daily Worker in China, Korea and Berlin between 1949 and 1980. It also contains material relating to his later activities as an author of fictional works.