"Missionary graveyard in Canton, the upper part for Chinese, the lower for Europeans."
Title:
"Missionary graveyard in Canton, the upper part for Chinese, the lower for Europeans."
Alternate title:
"[translation(s)]
[English: Missionary graveyard in Canton, the upper part for Chinese, the lower for Europeans.]"
"[original caption] Missionsfriedhof in Canton, oben für Chinesen, unten für Europäer."
Description
[Original text]: "rechts: erste Frau Dr. Hager."
[English: "on the right hand side: [the grave] of the first wife of Dr. Hager."]
Names
Creator:
Dates
Date early:
01.01.1901
Date late:
1905
Proper date:
01.01.1901-1905
Geography
Location:
[Geography]: Asia {continent}: China {modern state}[Geography]: Asia {continent}: China {modern state}: Guangdong {province}: Guangzhou {place}People:
Subject
Keywords:
gravestone, cemetery Individuals:
Hager, Charles Robert (Mr)
Relationships
Physical
Type:
Still Image
Format:
[Format]: 9.6 x 14.7 cm
[Support]: 15.5 x 21 cm
[Process]: b/w positive & paper print & gelatin-silver
[Type of support]: cardboard
Identifier
Reference:
A-30.08.039
Citation:
Reference: BMA A-30.08.039
Title: "Missionary graveyard in Canton, the upper part for Chinese, the lower for Europeans."
Creator: Hager, Charles Robert (Mr)
Date: 01.01.1901-1905
Hager, Charles Robert (Mr) , “Missionary graveyard in Canton, the upper part for Chinese, the lower for Europeans.,” BMArchives, accessed February 17, 2019, http://www.bmarchives.org/items/show/50391.
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