Seoul American Elementary School
Contributor: John M Blom
“Over nearly 60 years, SAES has instructed thousands of students and allowed them to learn about the American and Korean cultures, building bridges between the two nations.”
Aigo, aigo!
Contributor: Chang Soon-hee
Wouldn’t it be a good idea to teach the most used Korean word to newly arriving U.S. military personnel in Korea?
“If I recognize this map?”
Contributor: Nam SangSo and Yongsan Legacy Team
The blue print showing the west area of the Main Post Yongsan Garrison was one of the hundreds of topographic maps plotted by the engineers and surveyors of Trans-Asia Engineering Associates, Inc. (TAE). It had been performed some time in late 1959 and early 1960.
Topic: architecture, construction, Education, Engineering, Landscape, Mapping, People, photography, Yongsan Legacy
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An English book store in Itaewon
Contributor: Nam Sang-so
“We sell, buy and exchange – since 1974” says the advertisement of foreign book store located at southern end of Itaewon township, near Line #6…
Yongsan Garrison as the source of new culture
Contributor: Nam SangSo
Blondie There was a large white washed wall among buildings lined up facing a river and bridge before entering into Uljin township, North Gyeongsang province.…
Well played librarian, well played.
Contributor: Micah Granderson
The staff of the Yongsan Library babysat me for a small but significant portion of my childhood. I was barely well-mannered enough that they never…