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Views of Old China
3-D Stereoview Cards: Gallery Eighty-Two
PEKING
Ancient China in 3D: Gallery Eighty-Two


Set of photos of Peking (Beijing) in China, complete in the original paper folder in which they were issued in 1900.
The Pagoda of Marble near Peking ~ An old Temple near Peking ~ An old Temple near Peking ~ In the Yellow Temple at Peking
Temple ruins near Peking ~ The Umbrella Pagoda ~ On the Big Wall near Shanhaikwan ~ An ancient pagoda in Peking
The temple of Heaven at Peking ~ Shanhaikwan on the frontier of Manchuria




















 


Entrance to the Confucian Temple, Peiping


Camel Train from Magnolia and Great Wall of China


Defences Built by Boxers on Wall near South Gate. Ruins in the Distance, Peking.


Legation Street, Destroyed by Boxers, Peking.


Family of the Lower Class Chinese in their House, in the siege of Tientsin


Chinese Idol, Peking


Imperial Observatory, one of Peking's famous sights -- on the eastern Wall ~ 1901


Uneven are the ways of the Chinamen -- rough road over the Sa Ho Bridge (5 centuries old), near Peking.


"A Hansom Cab," -- First-Class Transportation to Peking


Through the Great Iron Doors to the Imperial Palace


Pretty  nook in Emperor Kwang Su's Palace -- sacred from foreign eyes until the occupation -- Forbidden City, Peking


The Long Corridor at the Summer Palace, Peking


Beautiful Marble Boat, Grounds of Summer Palace near Peking.


Lotus Beds Surrounding the Summer Palace at Pekin.

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