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American Missionary School, Tokyo

[ 1900s Japan - American Missionary School in Tokyo ] The Sarah Curtis Home in Tokyo, Japan. The Sarah Curtis Home was a school for high school age girls established by the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society (aka American Baptist Missionary Union) in 1875 (Meiji 8) as Shuntai Eiwa Jogakko () on ground leased from Japanese statesman Arinori Mori (, 18471889). 20th century vintage postcard.

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Title: American Missionary School, Tokyo

Caption: [ 1900s Japan - American Missionary School in Tokyo ] The Sarah Curtis Home in Tokyo, Japan. The Sarah Curtis Home was a school for high school age girls established by the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society (aka American Baptist Missionary Union) in 1875 (Meiji 8) as Shuntai Eiwa Jogakko () on ground leased from Japanese statesman Arinori Mori (, 18471889). 20th century vintage postcard.

Credit: Album / Duits / MeijiShowa

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Image size: 3543 × 2280 px | 23.1 MB

Print size: 30.0 × 19.3 cm | 1394.9 × 897.6 in (300 dpi)

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