The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Noboricho, Hiroshima, Japan. 1947-06. Young Japanese children sit at makeshift desks in the interior of the extensively damaged Protestant (formerly Methodist) Church. After the dropping of the atomic bomb on 1945-08-06 the church building was used as a kindergarten.
Noboricho, Hiroshima, Japan. 1947-06. Young Japanese children and their teacher assemble around makeshift desks in the interior of the extensively damaged Protestant (formerly Methodist) Church. After
Noboricho, Hiroshima, Japan. 1946. The Protestant (originally Methodist) Church being rebuilt. It was extensively damaged by the dropping of the atomic bomb on 1945-08-06.
Noboricho, Hiroshima, Japan. 1947-06. Elevated view of reconstruction work in the streets of the city especially around the Protestant (formerly Methodist) Church, damaged by the dropping of the atomi
Noboricho, Hiroshima, Japan. 1946-05. Elevated view of the Protestant (originally Methodist) Church damaged by the dropping of the atomic bomb on 1945-08-06. Compare this with P1205/51/33.
Noboricho, Hiroshima, Japan. 1946-05. Surviving members of the congregation of the Protestant (originally Methodist) Church, worshipping in the ruins of their church damaged by the dropping of the ato
Hiroshima, Japan. 1946. Two Japanese children play on a makeshift see-saw in an area extensively damaged by the dropping of the atomic bomb on 1945-08-06. Note the recently rebuilt buildings in the ba
