Nanking Collection (page 2)

Temple water Nanking Views scenes China Pow Kee
Temple on the water, Nanking, Views and scenes of China, Pow Kee (attrib.), Albumen, 189-

Sineesche Papen Het gezandtschap der Neerlandtsche
Sineesche Papen, Het gezandtschap der Neerlandtsche Oost-Indische Compagnie, aan den grooten Tartarischen Cham, den tegenwoordigen keizer van China: waar in de gedenkwaerdigste geschiedenissen

Het gezandtschap der Neerlandtsche Oost-Indische Compagnie, aan den grooten Tartarischen Cham, den tegenwoordigen keizer van China: waar in de gedenkwaerdigste geschiedenissen

Hankou, China - The HMS Gnat in harbour
Hankou (one of the three cities whose merging formed modern-day Wuhan), China - The HMS Gnat (T60) (a Royal Navy Insect class gunboat) in harbour

Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum, China - Camel Statues
Statues of Camels - grave monuments at the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum, the tomb of the Hongwu Emperor and founder of the Ming Dynasty

Twin Elephant statues at Nanjing, China
Twin stone Elephant statues close to the Ming Tomb at Nanjing, China. The Xiaoling Tomb in Nanjing is the final resting place of Emperor Hongwu of the Ming dynasty, who ruled China from 1368-1398

Sun Yat Sen, President of the Republic of China
Sun Yat Sen (1866-1925) (at the centre in a fur coat) leaving Shanghai for Nanking to assume his position as President of the newly formed Republic of China

Street in Nanking, China. Date: circa 1910s

Gateway, Nanking (Nanjing) China, circa 1890. Date: circa 1890

Chinese Street Scene
A shopping street scene in Peking (now Beijing) or Nanking (now Nanjing). Date: 1752

Sir Henry Pottinger
SIR HENRY POTTINGER British soldier and diplomat Negotiated Treaty of Nanking in 1842 and became the first British governor of Hong Kong Date: 1789 - 1856

Chinese flag, womens shoes, Porcelain Pagoda at Nanking (Nanjing).. Handcolored lithograph from Friedrich Wilhelm Goedsches Complete Gallery of Peoples in True Pictures, Meissen, circa 1835-1840

Chiang Kai-Shek at the gate of the Ming Tombs, 1927
General Chiang Kai-Shek (centre), Chinese nationalist leader, at the gateway of the Ming Tombs at Nanking, with two of his guards. Date: 1927

HMS Suffolk with destroyer and gunboat, Nanking, China
HMS Suffolk (55), British County class heavy cruiser, with destroyer D07 and a gunboat on the south bank of the Yangtze River at Nanking (Nanjing), China. Date: circa 1929

Boy Scouts painting totem pole, Nanking, China
Boy Scouts painting a totem pole at a national rally in Nanking (Nanjing), China. The pole symbolises comradeship. Date: 1937

Boy Scouts perform Devil Dances, Nanking, China
Boy Scouts performing Devil Dances at a national rally in Nanking (Nanjing), China. They are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Chinese Republic. Date: 1937

U. S. Gunboat Panay abandoned
Crew members of the U, S.Gunboat Panay abandon ship. The gunboat had been bombed by Japanese aircraft while anchored in the Yangtze River, outside Nanking, China even though Japan and the U.S.A

Japanese armoured vehicles
Japanese tanks and armoured vehicles on the road to Nanking. Date: 1937

Japanese attack Nanking
Japanese artillery shell Nanking (Nanjing) from a street facing the South Gate, with infantry waiting to move in to the city. Date: 1937

Chinese bridge bombed
A bridge near Canton is bombed by Japanese aircraft. The bridge carried the railway from Canton to Wuchang, near Nanking. Date: November 1937

China Nanjing
River Chang (formerly Yangtse) at Nanjing, showing the bridge and the Porcelain Pagoda, the Temple of Gratitude, which will be heavilg damaged in 19th century wars. Date: circa 1835

CHINA: SHANGHAI, c1931. The busiest corner in Shanghai on Nanking and Scechuen Road, China. Stereograph, c1931

CHINA: SHANGHAI. Pedestrians walking on Nanking Road in Shanghai, China. Photograph, early 20th century

SUN YAT-SEN MAUSOLEUM. A view of the Sun Yat-Sen Mausoleum in Nanking, China, completed in 1929. Photograph, mid-20th century

CHINA: NANKING, c1920. A ceremony at the University of Nanking, China. Photograph, c1920

Sacred path to the tomb of the Ming Emperor Hongwu (1327-98) at Nanjing, China (b / w
XIR213167 Sacred path to the tomb of the Ming Emperor Hongwu (1327-98) at Nanjing, China (b/w photo) by French Photographer

CHINA: NANKING, c1906. A group of men moving a huge stone roller along a street in Nanking, China. Stereograph, c1906

CHINA: BAMBOO, c1900. The cultivation of bamboo on a plantation at Nanking, China. Stereograph, c1900

CHINA: REVOLUTION, 1911. The taking of Nanking, China, by Revolutionary troops during the Xinhai Revolution, December 1911. Drawing from a contemporary English newspaper

CHINA: CLOTH-MAKING, c1906. The process of separating the threads of cotton in preparation for weaving Nankeen cloth, Nanking, China. Stereograph, c1906

CHINA: CLOTH-MAKING, c1906. Workers preparing the warp for the manufacturing of Nankeen cotton cloth, Nanking, China. Stereograph, c1906

China - Shanghai - Nanjing Road - General View Date: circa 1907

China - Shanghai - Nanjing Road - Tea House Date: circa 1910s

China - Shanghai - Nanjing Road - Looking down the street. Date: circa 1930

China - Shanghai - Nanjing Road - Rickshaws and shops Date: circa 1907

China - Shanghai - Nanjing Road - At night Date: circa 1920s

Shanghai, China - The Nanjing Road at Night
Shanghai, China - The Nanjing Road at night - one of the main shopping street of Shanghai and is one of the worlds busiest shopping streets. Date: circa 1910s

Rickshaw on the Nanjing Road (The Maloo) - Shanghai, China. Date: circa 1920

Japanese Troops In Nanking
Nanking, China: c. 1933. An army truck laden with Japanese soldiers awaits orders after the national Chinese government announced that they would not negotiate directly with Japan, Instead

CHINA: NANKING, 1843. A view of Nanking, China, from the Porcelain Tower. Steel engraving, English, 1843, after a drawing by Thomas Allom

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Nanking, a city steeped in history and culture, holds many treasures within its boundaries. From the bustling Nanking Road in Shanghai to the serene Tea House nestled along its path, this vibrant city has much to offer. In the early 1900s, Nanking witnessed remarkable road-making endeavors that transformed its landscape. The diligent hands of workers tirelessly paved the way for progress and connectivity throughout China. These roads became symbols of unity and growth for Nanking and its people. Amidst this urban development, a tranquil oasis emerged – the Nanjing bamboo plantation. This lush sanctuary provided solace from the bustling streets, offering a glimpse into nature's beauty within an ever-expanding metropolis. Nanjing Road in Shanghai during the early 1900s was a sight to behold. Its grandeur captivated passersby as they strolled beneath towering buildings adorned with intricate architectural details. The street buzzed with activity as locals and tourists alike marveled at the vibrant tapestry of life unfolding before their eyes. The Tea House on Nanking Road stood as a testament to Chinese tea culture's rich heritage. Within its walls, patrons indulged in fragrant brews while engaging in lively conversations or finding respite from their daily routines. It served as both a gathering place for friends and an escape from the fast-paced world outside. In 1927, naval vessels HMS Carlisle and HMS Sirdar docked at Nanking port – an event that further cemented international ties between China and Britain during that era. This visit marked an important chapter in history when these two nations came together amidst changing global dynamics. Beyond Nanking lies Beijing's Sacred Way - home to majestic statues guarding Ming Tombs' entranceway. These awe-inspiring sculptures pay homage to ancient emperors who once ruled over vast lands with wisdom and grace. Nanking is more than just a name; it represents resilience, progress, and a deep-rooted connection to China's rich history.