Arnold's Story: Photos of Korea in 1946, part 3

Here is another set of photos of Korea that Arnold Nevis took in 1946:

Neolttwigi (Korean 널뛰기) is a traditional teeterboard activity in which participants stand on 
each end of the neol (널 'board, plank') and jump, propelling the person opposite into the air

Neolttwigi (널뛰기) teeterboarding

Korean cobbler, 1946

aerial view of Central Government Building, Seoul, Korea, 1946

Seoul, Korea, 1946

U.S. Army Air Force vehicle, Korea 1946

Pougie Nickham, Korea, 1946

Chōsen Shrine (조선신궁) was the most important Shinto shrine in Korea 
from 1925 to 1945, during the period of Japanese rule. 

One of the royal tombs of the Joseon Dynasty, Korea 1946

next post  March 21, 1946

previous post  Photos of Korea in 1946, part 2

first post in Arnold's Story  July 1943

first post in blog  Leonard's Story: May 29, 1943

Arnold's Story: Photos of Korea in 1946, part 2

Here is another set of photo by Arnold Nevis from his time in Korea in 1946, when his unit set up radar for "night flying". There may be a few mixed in from his layover in Japan as well.

Women laborers, Korea 1946

next post  Photos of Korea in 1946, part 3

previous post  Photos of Korea in 1946, part 1

first post in Arnold's Story  July 1943

first post in blog  Leonard's Story: May 29, 1943