The devastated urban district immediately following the earthquake...

CALL NUMBER:LOT 3696 no. 1 (G size) [P&P]
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REPRODUCTION NUMBER:LC-USZ62-39698 (b&w copy photo of right section made from another print)
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MEDIUM:1 photographic print : gelatin silver, mounted in album ; 8 x 32 in. (folded to 8 x 10 in.).

CREATED/PUBLISHED:1923 September.

RELATED NAMES:

Yokohama-shi (Japan), distributor.
G.T. Sun Co., photographer.

NOTES:

Album entitled: "Yokohama Reconstructed, 1929".

Panorama is photo no. 25 in album, on last page.

Accompanying caption reads: "The great earthquake of the 1st Sept., 1923 which swept its ways through the Kwanto district in a brief moment, played its wrathful havoc to the extremity in Yokohama city, laying waste nearly 90% of the whole city and burning to ashes the entire properties of the whole citizens, founded and accumulated in 60 over long years of toil and hardship. It did away with all the cultural establishments and organisations of the prospering city to complete destruction, leaving only a barren and desolate area with its crumbling remains. The photograph here from the hill of Minami-Ohtamachi shows the actual state of the city immediately after the catastrophe."

Photographer''s address: Ginza, Tokyo, Japan.

Transfer; U.S. Coordinator of Information; January 31, 1950.

SUBJECTS:

Earthquakes.
Fires.
Japan--Yokohama.

FORMAT:

Panoramic photographs.
Gelatin silver prints.

PART OF:Panoramic photographs (Library of Congress)

REPOSITORY:Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA

DIGITAL ID:(digital file from intermediary roll film copy) pan 6a34302

CARD #:2007664607

Pop Art Machine Code: pan-6a34000-6a34300-6a34302