I write about the South’s history, traditions, and people. Right now, I'm sharing my great-grandmother’s memoirs, one week at a time.
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Japanese Nobles and a Ceremonial Tea
Welcome to Chapter 44 of Katharine Rowland Crane’s memoirs. All published chapters are linked here, and last week’s chapter is linked below.
This week, my great-grandmother writes about an interesting experience on a Japanese train that le...
Class “A” Pass
My grandfather, John Mitchell Poland, in Japan in 1946.
Over the past few weeks, you’ve been reading my great-grandmother’s memories of pre-World War I Japan during her Presbyterian missionary trip there in 1914. The other side of my famil...
Yokohama, Mt. Fuji, and the Imperial Palace
Cherry blossoms bloom in Japan in 1914; photo by Elstner Hilton
Welcome to Chapter 43 of Katharine Rowland Crane’s memoirs. All published chapters are linked here, and last week’s chapter is linked below.
This week, my great-grandm...
Crossing the Pacific
Seattle, looking west from 1st Ave. and Yesler Way, ca. 1913; courtesy of the University of Washington Special Collections
Welcome to Chapter 42 of Katharine Rowland Crane’s memoirs. All published chapters are linked here, and last week’s...
1914: A Journey to the Mission Fields
Locomotives of the Great Northern Railroad, Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, Seattle, 1909; photo courtesy of the University of Washington: Special Collections.
Welcome to Chapter 41 of Katharine Rowland Crane’s memoirs. All published chap...
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