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Rev. James Endicott's family home in Chengtu, 1910. Credit: Johns Family.
Myrtle Johns at first house in Chengtu, 1911 Credit: Johns Family.
First house in Chengtu, Myrtle Johns, 1911 Credit: Johns Family.
Street in Chengtu, near the hospital, 1911 Credit: Johns Family.
Scene in Chengtu, 1911 Credit: Johns Family.
Revolution proclamation, Chengtu, 1911 Credit: Johns Family.
Pu, Dianjun and Zhu, Qinglan, Newleaders perhaps after the 1911 Revolution Chengtu, 1911 Credit: Johns Family.
Bodyguard for leaders on Revolution, Chengtu, 1911 Credit: Johns Family.
New Hospital [Si Cheng Ci Men's Hospital], Chengtu, missionaries lived here during revolution then the Consul ordered them to go to Shanghai, 1911 Credit: Johns Family.
Group of Refugees in the Canadian Methodists Hospital Compound,1911 Credit: United Church Archives.
Group of Refugees in the Canadian Methodists Hospital Compound,1911 Credit: United Church Archives.
New Hospital, [Canadian Missionary Hospital for Women and Children], Chengtu,[ca 1912]. Credit: Walmsley Family.
Workers building the hospital in Chengtu, [likely before 1911] Credit: Johns Family.
First House in Chengtu, 1913 Credit: Bowles Family / David Rutherford.
Endicott home, Chengtu, ca 1913. Credit: Johns Family.
Old Hartwell home, Chengtu. c 1913 Credit: Johns Family.
Western Union University, buildings and community in the playing fields, Chengtu. c1915 Credit: Johns Family.
Wedding in Chengtu, c1916 Credit: Johns Family.