Loose Photos: Occupied Japan


Some of these photos are obviously from occupied Japan but I can't guarantee that all of them are.








The following paper and photos were all together in a small flat brown paper bag. I assume these were a souvenir set.  Not every photo in the list is present and although I tried to get them in order, just assume that they are not.























Popular posts from this blog

Photos of Occupied Japan

Image
Dad was stationed in Utsonomya, Japan with the Army of Occupation. All of these photos were secured with photo mounting corners.  I took two of them out of the corners to look at the names on the back.  This caused some harm to the photos so I quit. The color images were postcards.
Read more

Loose Photos: Pre War

Image
A large number of photos, newspaper and magazine clippings, and documents, were stored loose between two pages of the scrapbook. I have not tried to sort the scrapbook into chronological order.  Wbat you get in this blog is a series of pictures and other items in the order as they exist today within the spines of the scrapbook. Empty photo mounting corners on other pages showed where some of the photos had been.
Read more

The End Of The Album

Image
this is the last set of photos from Mom's WWII album Martha and Ralph, 1942 Ralph was one of Dad's Army buddies and our two families continued to visit throughout my childhood.  Martha and Ralph had three boys, all a bit older than me.  And I have liked boys pretty much my whole life.  Definitely interested in Martha and Ralph's boys by the time I was 5, when we drove up to New Hampshire to visit them. I remember many details of the trip very clearly.  The motel (and motels were a brand new thing then) with individual tiny cottages instead of rooms.  The summertime ski lift ride up the mountain.  Those boys and their active outdoor life focused around mud and small animals. Carole Elizabeth Ferguson.  3 months.  August 1943 I have no idea who this baby is.  Must have been a friend of Mom, not family. The next 4 photos are labeled Maga Vista 1941 Dad and Mom got married in 1941 when both were 18, so this photo i...
Read more