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Contributing Institution: Columbia Theological Seminary John Bulow Campbell Library Description: Jade cross. View Full Item at Columbia Theological Seminary John Bulow Campbell Library -
Contributing Institution: Yale Divinity Library Description: Colored postcard is labeled on the back "A Buddha Factory – With mallet and chisel the marble Buddha is fashioned, not, they say to be worshipped as God, but to help the meditations of his followers. Tens of thousands of these Buddhas of all sizes but of one pattern, are scattered over Burma. W... -
Date: 1952 Contributing Institution: Asbury Theological Seminary B. L. Fisher Library Description: Six young women are standing in a row. They are all wearing long skirts. All but one is wearing a white blouse. Several of the young women are wearing flowers in their hair. Various buildings and plants can be seen in the background. 1952. JPG File (448 KB) -
Contributing Institution: Yale Divinity Library Description: Postcard has a printed caption "Front and side view of two Yawyin or Lissyu women in gala attire." The back is labeled "Front and side view of two Yawyin or Lissyu women in gala attire: Note the long fringe in the turban. - Published by the American Baptist mission press, Rangoon, Burma. Series N... -
Contributing Institution: Yale Divinity Library Description: Postcard has a printed caption "A Typical Burmese Village Family (photo by Mr. J. Vanner Early) . In this case, it is the father who carries the baby and the mother who sits smoking. - Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society 17 Bishopsgate St. Within, E.C." JPG file (139 KB) -
Contributing Institution: Yale Divinity Library Description: Map showing locations of Protestant mission stations in Burma. Emblems designating types of mission stations in this atlas are as follows: cross with circle at bottom is an American society; cross with circle to right is British; cross with circle at top is Continental; cross with circle at left ...