Inventory of Materials: World Friendship Center - Hiroshima JAPAN |
Item | Description | |
Book | The Songs of Hiroshima. 1974. Presentation copy for Leona Row from Nobuyasa Haruoka. March 19, 1976. | |
Book | The Songs of Hiroshima. 1974. Personal copy of Leona Row. | |
Book | Masterpieces for Young People 18 Fairy Tales in Japan II. | |
Book | Hiroshima. Presentation copy of book written by Miyoko Matsuhaba to Leona Row Eller. 31 Aug 1983 | |
Book | Unforgettable Fire: Pictures Drawn by Atomic Bomb Survivors. NHK Tokyo. 104 drawings and water colors reproduced, by survivors of the Atomic Bomb who were asked to draw their experience. 900 hundred drawings were collected. | |
Book | Japanese Title. Inscribed "To the Ellers 7 August 1987 Dr. Tomin Harada (Chairman of WFC) | |
Book | Let's Cry For Peace! Materials for Self-Activity on Hiroshima. Editorial Committee of Teaching Materials for Peace Education Hiroshima A-Bombed Teachers' Association Kyoiku-Kaikan Hiroshima | |
Book | 1976. An Introduction to Japanese History. Scott F. Runkle Published by International Society for Educational Information Press, Inc. Japan with the cooperation of The Mainichi Newspaper. Printed in Japan, 1976 | |
Book | Hardbound 8.5" x 11" Pictorial Photographic cover. Hiroshima-Nagasaki A Pictorial Record of the Atomic Destruction. Hiroshima-Nagasaki Publishing Committee 1978. | |
Book | Hiroshima Steps Toward Peace, Hiroshima Peace Culture Center. 1969 Daigaku Letterpress Co. Hiroshima | |
Book | The Phoenix And The Dove by Barbara Reynolds. Has note inside gifting book to Leona from "The Cables" who had been to visit Reynolds in her Long Beach, CA apt. in 1987. | |
Book | Japan Times, 1981 (245pp. A Glossary of Japanese Culture, in Japanese and English.) This volume contains Railway passes, many bookmarks, postcards. | |
Book | In Japanese. 272pp. | |
Book | My Non Violence An Autgbiography of a Japanese Buddhist Japan Buddha Sangha Press 1975 Nichidatsu Fujii | |
Book | The Twinkling Stars Know Everything Nagako Ikegami | |
Booklet | 7" x 10" 1982. 30pp. Calligraphy and Poetry. "Hiroshima" Gift from Hiromu Morishita to John and Leona Eller. Catalog holds loose pages including personal letters and notes from Hiromu. | |
Booklet | 7" x 10" 39pp. Hiroshima for Teachiing Materials of "A-Bomb" Issued by A-Bomb Teacher Association / Hiroshima Institute for Peace Education English Translation May 15, 1973. | |
Booklet | 5.5"x 8.5" 16pp. The Radiation Effects Research Foundation A Brief Description. Published by Radiation Effects Research Foundation A cooperative Japan - United States Research Organization | |
Booklet | 7" x 10" 71pp. Nagasaki August 9, 1945. Translated by the Junshin Junior College English Club, August 9, 1977. Revised and Edited by Rev. Brendan Kelleher, S. V. D. and Rev. H. J. Wiesen, S. V. D. | |
Booklet | 8.5" x 11" 27pp. World Friendship Center August 7, 1965. | |
Booklet | 8.5" x 11" Comb binding. 133pp. Japanese A-Bomb Literature An Annotated Bibliography compiled by Wayne P. Lammers and Osamu Masaoka | |
Booklet | Witness of A-Bomb. Sunday Camera, Yuichiro Sasaki 1977 | |
Booklet | A-Bomb: A City Tells its Story 57pp. 2 copies | |
Booklet | Days to Remember: An Account of the Bombiings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki 1981 Hiroshima-Nagasaki | |
Booklet | No More Hiroshimas and Nagasakis Toge Sankichi Hiroshima Poems | |
Booklet | World Friendship Center 15th Anniversary Edition Yu-Ai | |
Booklet | In Japanese. 64pp | |
Booklet | In Japanese 48pp. 2 copies | |
Pamphlet | Hiroshima. 32 page color booklet. Compiled by Hiroshima Peace Culture Center. Printed by Nakamoto Sogo Printing July 18, 1975. | |
Book - Paper portfolio of photographic prints | All Roads toward Peace Start from Hiroshima. Paper envelope of printed historical marker photographs and descriptions of architecture and building damage in Hiroshima as a result of atomic bombing. | |
Mail envelope | Small Packet mail envelope from Miyoko Matsubara addressed to John & Leona Eller. Postmarked Hiroshima Japan 20 November (year unknown). Marked 78grams, possibly used to send the cloisonne pinbacks? | |
Portfolio | 10.5" x 7" Portfolio green and red print paper with beige canvas spine. | |
Program Booklet | 7" x 10" Program from theatrical performance. | |
Page | 1976. By Leona Z. Row Steps for Preparation for Service Abroad 8.5" x 11 printed 2 sides | |
Brochure | 1975. 4pp. "Confession in Images" Yo-Un Takabatake Enclosed is a Kodak color print of his painting 3" x 4.5" | |
Bulletin | World Friendship Center January 1976. 4pp. | |
Newsletter | WFC/AC News. One page, printed 2 sides. | |
Newsletter | Monday Memo. Washington City Church of the Brethren. July 26, 1976. One page, printed 2 sides. | |
Newsletter | 8.5" x 11" 8pp WFC Newsletter of the American Committee of the World Friendship Center. April 1994 | |
Newsletter | 8.5" x 11" 8pp Winter Issue 1994 No. 91 | |
Folder | In The Sky Over Nagasaki An A-Bomb Reader for Japanese Children by Nagasaki Prefecture Hibakusha Teachers Association. Peace Education Materials Editorial Committee translated by Cheryl Green Lammers Translation Collective Copyright Peace Resource Center Hiroshima/Nagasaki Memorial Collection February 28, 1977 | |
Brochure | 3" x 11" A Brief Compendium of the Hiroshima A-Bomb Disaster. 2 copies | |
Program | 8.5" x 11.5" Hiroshima Peace Memorial Cermony Program for August 6, 1987. 2 copies | |
Program | 9.5" x 14" folded to 5" x 7" Nagasaki Peace Memorial Ceremony for August 8 and 9, 1987 | |
Stationery and Personal Correspondence | Letters, cards, postcards (many blank) personal belongings of Leona Row Eller | |
Origami Paper & Crafts | World Friendship Center Products: Paper Dolls, Paper Balls, 6 packets. | |
Origami Paper | 3.5" package of printed origami papers. | |
Business Card File | Business Card file of Leona Z. Row, Resident Director of World Friendship Center. 78 contacts, mostly business card or notes she made on her personal business card. | |
Publication | Volume 82, Number 8. Maryknoll August 1988 | |
Menu | Singapore Airlines | |
Booklet | Goodwill Ambassadors 1963 Bijutsu Shuppan Sha | |
35mm Slides | 27 35mm slides. Some of Hiroshima A-Bomb, additional slides of WFC or personal slides taken by Leona Row | |
35mm Slides | Slide Presentation Program. The Unforgettable Fire. A total of forty-two 35mm slides for this program of artwork produced by survivors of the Atomic Bomb. Numbered 1-42. | |
Slide Narrative | 4 photocopied pages of typed narrative for the slide program "The Unforgettable Fire." | |
Audio Cassette | 8.6.91 Hiroshima Interview by NHK, Miyoko Matsubara '91. '92 Hiroshima Days | |
Slide Narrative | 9 photostat pages of narrative for slide program "A-Bomb Survivors recollect and try to express what happened 30 years ago in Hiroshima. Arranged by Hiroshima Appeal Committee supported by NHK Hiroshima | |
Calendar | 10 Prints from Calendars | |
Paper | 2 calligraphy poems on red paper Approx. 2.5" x 7" and 2 packets of printed gift wrap papers | |
Bookmark | Green Die cut Bookmark Fairy | |
Artwork | Calligraphy panel mounted on printed paper "Hiroshima's Prayer for peace will go to the ends of the Earth." Approx. 8" x 10" | |
Artwork | Pair of handpainted boards depicting children at work, signed by artist, and one additional board signed by friends celebrating Leona's wedding. Gilt trimmed. Approx. 10" x 13" | |
Artwork | 3 Presentation wrapped sumi-e boards. 2 are same (3 monkeys) and one Samurai Helmet all signed by artist | |
Artwork | 2 MOP inlay on lacquer boards village motifs. Approx 4" x 11" | |
Photo Album | 182 photographs, additional ephemera from visits to local sites and temples, personal letters from years approximately 1975 through 1979 | |
Photo Album | 5" x 7" Four Albums of Fujicolor Photographs, each book holds approximately 20 photos each. Personal and documentation photos of events and trips taken by Leona Row. | |
Photo Album | 5" x 7" Four Albums of Fujicolor Photographs, each book holds approximately 20 photos each. Personal and documentation photos of events and trips taken by Leona Row. | |
Envelope | Envelope approx 4" x 6" with purchase receipts Summer 1976. | |
Textile | Souvenir banner from (?) Kabuki theater White cotton blue printing Approx 14" x 30" | |
Textile | Christmas Holiday theme banner or hanging Approx. 14" x 30" | |
Print | Laminated photographic print of Hiroshima on thin wooden board with sawtooth hanger Approx. 10" x 13" | |
Print | ? block print or drawing ? Approx 14" x 18" | |
Pinbacks | Enamel Cloisonne Pinbacks sealed in plastic with info sheet. Approx 2" x 2" pinbacks are approx 1/2"W. 7 black, 2 red, 4 blue pins in shape of origami crane. An approximate translation of the paper in the plastic sleeve reads: "This origami pin was designed in Tokyo by one of the survivors of the atomic bomb. Currently, the sufferings of 300,000 people is equal to the atomic bomb. Please wear this badge to show your support for the relief efforts and the people affected by this calamity." NOTE: The concept of the folded paper crane was the idea of Sadako Sasaki, a young girl who, when hospitalized with radiation sickness that presented a few years after the bomb, told herself that she would get well if she could fold 1,000 cranes. Sadly, she passed away having folded 964. | |
Pinback | Aluminum 1" Figural Aluminum Pin of a Plowshare made by Philip Riley of Des Moines, IA. Newspaper article from Washington Post, 11 December 1983 by Colman McCarthy. | |
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Description prepared 11 May 2011 by Lisa Iversen. | |