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21. 1824.b.5(19)

Reference (shelfmark):
1824.b.5(19)
Title:
Bridge in Neo Valley [after the earthquake]. Photographer: Ogawa Kazuma
Scope & Content:
1Here we have a scene in the famous Neo Valley, where the disturbance was practically at its maximum. In some places the ground has sunk, and at others risen, and the people say that the mountains themselves have been depressed, so that from certain points hills formerly invisible now raise up t...
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Printed Collections
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Date Range:
1891
Extent:
1 item

22. 1824.b.5(20)

Reference (shelfmark):
1824.b.5(20)
Title:
In Neo Valley [after the earthquake]. Photographer: Ogawa Kazuma
Scope & Content:
'The accompanying picture taken near the village of Midori in the Neo valley shews the line along which the country on the western side of the valley has sunk relatively to that on the eastern side. This fault or line of dislocation, which shews a vertical displacement of 20 to 25 feet is clearl...
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Date Range:
1891
Extent:
1 item

23. 1824.b.5(21)

Reference (shelfmark):
1824.b.5(21)
Title:
In the Neo Valley [near Itashu, Neodani, after the earthquake]. Photographer: Kusakabe Kimbei
Scope & Content:
'At one place a group of four or five houses has completely sunk into the earth. The ground where they rest has been depressed, for a small distance around them, to a depth of about 15 feet, the sides of the depression being quite abrupt, but the strangest thing of all is that the houses seem to...
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Date Range:
1891
Extent:
1 item

24. 1824.b.5(22)

Reference (shelfmark):
1824.b.5(22)
Title:
Landslips in Neo Valley. Photographer: Ogawa Kazuma
Scope & Content:
'The lighter coloured patches on the sides of the mountains shewn in the accompanying plate, are areas which have been denuded of grass and forest by landslips. One of the masses, carrying with it trees in an upright position, which has slipped from above, is seen in the foreground.'
Collection Area:
Printed Collections
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Date Range:
1891
Extent:
1 item

25. 1824.b.5(23)

Reference (shelfmark):
1824.b.5(23)
Title:
Nagara Gawa railway bridge [after the earthquake]. Photographer: Ogawa Kazuma
Scope & Content:
'In this picture we see the broken cast iron piers lying on the dry shingly bed of the river, like peieces of a huge carrot, and also that the original line of the bridge has, in its central part, been deflected up stream...'
Collection Area:
Printed Collections
Languages:
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Date Range:
1891
Extent:
1 item

26. 1824.b.5(24)

Reference (shelfmark):
1824.b.5(24)
Title:
Nagara Gawa railway bridge [after the earthquake]. Photographer: Ogawa Kazuma
Collection Area:
Printed Collections
Languages:
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Date Range:
1891
Extent:
1 item

27. 1824.b.5(25)

Reference (shelfmark):
1824.b.5(25)
Title:
Aprroach to Nagara Gawa railway bridge [after the earthquake]. Photographer: Ogawa Kazuma
Scope & Content:
'The embanked approach to the Nagara Gawa bridge has been thrown into a regular series of undulations of such extent that, looking along the line eastward from the eastern abutment, the appearance is almost that of looking along a switch-back railway!'
Collection Area:
Printed Collections
Languages:
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Date Range:
1891
Extent:
1 item

28. 1824.b.5(26)

Reference (shelfmark):
1824.b.5(26)
Title:
Nagara Gawa Embankment [after the earthquake]. Photographer: Ogawa Kazuma
Scope & Content:
General view looking along the embankment towards the damaged bridge.
Collection Area:
Printed Collections
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Date Range:
1891
Extent:
1 item

29. 1824.b.5(27)

Reference (shelfmark):
1824.b.5(27)
Title:
Nagara Gawa railway bridge [after the earthquake]. Photographer: Ogawa Kazuma
Collection Area:
Printed Collections
Languages:
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Date Range:
1891
Extent:
1 item

30. 1824.b.5(28)

Reference (shelfmark):
1824.b.5(28)
Title:
Life after the Earthquake. Photographer: Ogawa Kazuma
Scope & Content:
'The picture shews two women carrying between them a few treasures they have discovered amongst the sea of tiles. In the background there is an enclosure where at one time there may have been a temple. Throughout the Nagoya-Gigu plain destruction like this extends for miles and miles...At Ogaki ...
Collection Area:
Printed Collections
Languages:
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Date Range:
1891
Extent:
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