Box 18

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7 photographs. Captions: 1) Judson College Rover-Ranger Picnic on Cabin Island, Rangoon, Jan. 6, 1940. 2) Tea Party, Falam, 1936. 3) Pack animals on river ferry between Kaleura and Kaleuyo. 4) This stone is much the same as a monument at home. The animals carved on are those shot by the man.

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6 photographs.

Scope and Contents 17 photographs, 4 captioned. Captions: 1) Government bungalow used by travelers and officials. 2) Michael & Bo Gyi [dog], Maymyo, 1928. Michael Bulkeley, son of Mrs. J.P. Bulkeley, Rangoon, Burma. 3) Mishen [?], which are a cross between a cow and a bison. These are all ready to be killed for a feast. 4) Association at Knto [?]. Uncaptioned photos include group at Cope Memorial Church [negative 3-15], group with altar [negative 3-15], and "At Home" - airship with four fins [negative...

Scope and Contents 25 photographs, 13 captioned. Captions: 1) Falam - Girls school, Christian teacher marked. 2) Down by the mountain stream between two gorges. 3) Men with unusual musical instruments made of gourds and bamboos [sic]. 4) Travel de-luxe by Bullock cart. Speed about three miles an hour [with enlargement]. 5) Children having their food on Christmas day. 6) Chin village. 7) Chin house. 8) Typical Chin house, field. 9) Preacher's wife. 10) Lombou Christian women calling on me at bungalow. 11) Say...

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5 photographs, all captioned. Captions: 1) The "foreign" missionary Cope & his "foreign-looking" home missionary partner in sunny Kansas. Taken in Lyons, Jan. 11, 1935. 2) The team in Kansas, Jan. 1935. 3) To J. Herbert Cope from Edward C. Kunkls [?] with sincere appreciation of the good fellowship shared at the R. A. Camp, Ocean Park, Maine, July 1934. 4) Falam, March 1937 [Elizabeth Cope and child, probably Appleton Danforth]. 5) J. H. [Herbert] Cope.

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2 photographs. Captions: 1) Church and congregation at Falam; Chin Hill government headquarters. X [marks] Karen Assistant School Inspector. These people have all adopted Burmese or European customs. 2) Baptism at Teaw[?] Haka, 1908.

Scope and Contents 12 photographs. Captions: 1) "Do you know us?" Mrs. Carson. 2) Falam - Dak Bungalow Garden. 3) Mr. Curdy, East, Ben, Chin Boy & Burman Bills [worse?] on sight of Judson's prison, Ava. Seegaing, Burma, Nov. 1908. 4) Going round the "circuter" road with Dada, Sunday afternoon, Tiddim. 5) Ma Daun's Wedding, Falam [includes names for most people in the photo]. 6) Can you tell which is Peter and which is Lady? [dogs] 7) Dad [J. Herbert] and his language teacher, Haka, 1908. 8) Dad - Bess -...

Scope and Contents 49 photographs. Captions: 1) First [Chin] Christian in Hills. Oldest Best Num [?]. Back of photo has names and locations for all ten individuals. 2) East paying off coolies. 3) Paying off the coolies that brought our belongings. 4) Not a very good print. Our Haka Sunday school. Herbert took this so could not be in it. 5) Haka Chins. 6) Association at Roset [?]. 7) Our native preacher's family and the girl who takes care of my room. 1908. Lower Chin who came up to Hills as missionary...

Scope and Contents 15 photographs. Captions: 1) Corner near Herb's bedroom. 2) Brurmesse [Burmese?] Village. 3) Haka After Reltlon [?], 1923. The lake and surroundings. Mr. Lawson's bungalow. Diving platform. Road at end of football field leading to the soldiers quarters etc. 4) The greatest northier [northern?] Chin Chief's house. Hau Tchm Koop. The scarup - who was wise enough to see England would win out up here so allied himself to the Government soon after the English came here. The Chins are surely...

Scope and Contents 19 photographs. Captions: 1) Chin Fishing Junks. 2) In Mediterranean, Aug. 1935. 3) Boat at Sagaing. 4) Going up the Chindwin River from Monywa to Kalewa (3 days). 5) The Big bullock that led the train. At Kalemo bungalow. Haka, 1908. 6) Palaver Platform, [Chins?] House. 7) Chin place of sacrifice. It is merely a flattened place on the mountainside. 8) Upper Chuedwu [?]. 9) View from Chindwin river boat. 10) Upper Chudwu. 11) Tiddim from south. 12) Chin place of sacrifice. Merely a flattened...