On March 13, 1854, American presents were
On March 13, 1854, American presents were delivered at Yokohama, in a building constructed next to the Treaty House, for the purpose of their display. There was a miniature railroad engine that ran on a circular tract at 20 miles per hours, a telegraphic apparatus, and other goods produced in the US. The missions goals were to open trade with Japan, and establish coaling stations for the emerging steam navy
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Mary Evans / The Everett Collection
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