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Port Hamilton, New British Harbour

Various depictions of local life at Port Hamilton, a group of islands off the Korean Peninsula. They became a British base in 1885, but only for 2 years until 1887. We see the indigenous population at home, hand ploughing, and unloading and pounding out corn

Picture No
13743514
Media ID
46787929
Size
4715px x 5000px (5.7MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
engravings attributed to ????, The Graphic, 14th november 1885, p. 541
Date
1885

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