1910-1911 Alice Estabrook’s First Yangtze River Journey

Title: 1910-1911 Alice Estabrook’s First Yangtze River Journey See all items with this value
Description: Alice Lessing Estabrook set said for China under the Women’s Missionary Society (of Canada) banner, reaching China on November 29th, 1910. Travelling up the Yangtze River with other new women missionaries and one seasoned missionary, she reached Chengdu on March 8th, 1911. In total, Alice spent over three months on steamboats and houseboats in the interior of China on her way to her mission field in West China. Images in this Event document her journey, many of them with interesting captions by Alice herself. See all items with this value
Location: Yangtze River See all items with this value; https://www.geonames.org/1815696/yangtze-river.html See all items with this value
Event Date: 1919-1911
Provenance: Curated by Alice Estabrook Simpson - captions written by her. In the care of Kyle Jolliffe. See all items with this value

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Boat with Large Rectangular Sail	Image
Chinese Flying Kites	Image
Crew Members Eating Lunch on a Houseboat	Image
Foreign Gunboats on the Lower Yangtze	Image
Houseboat on Yangtze Above Chongqing	Image
Language Teacher Aboard a Houseboat, 1910	Image
New WMS Missionaries, Yichang, 1910	Image
Scene at a Busy Yangtze River Port	Image
Trackers at Work with WMS Party on Shore	Image
Trackers Pulling Houseboat through Rocky Narrows	Image
Wheelbarrow Chair Ready for Hire	Image
WMS Missionaries Treat a Houseboat Crew Member	Image
Yangtze Junk in Full Sail	Image