E. Raymond Wilson Collection of Japanese Lantern Slides

The lantern slides in this collection were gathered by E. Raymond Wilson while he was in Japan from Sept. 1926 to Sept. 1927, having been awarded the Japanese Brotherhood Scholarship for study and the building of friendships. Wilson's fascination with the people and places of Japan led to detailed letters home to America, in which he included observations about his trips around the country and to Formosa. The 257 lantern slides that he brought back with him reflect his interests, having to do with beautiful sites and scenery, daily life, agricultural practices, schools and universities, and the tribes of Formosa. Most of the slides were created by professional photographers (including T. Takagi and Futaba) and were hand-tinted by artists; a few of the slides were made from photographs taken by Wilson himself.

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Kobe College English Dramatics, Scene from Milton's 'Comus'
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Primary School, Tokio, Lesson in Astronomy
Tokio Higher School, Physical Training
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Hiroshima Forestry & Agricultural Scholl [sic.], Hiroshima. Cultivating Bamboo
Hiroshima Forestry & Agricultural School, Bagging Rice
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Nagoya Castle
Nagoya Castle
Okayama Castle
Nijo Castle at Kyoto
Gate At Chionin Temple, Kioto
Late 'Meiji' Emperor's Grave at Momoyama, Kyoto
Famous Pine Tree at Karasaki, The
Matsushima
Sacred Rocks at Futami, Ise

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