Old photos of Lushun in 1920s: Lushunkou image a hundred years ago

Sharing a group of old photos of Lushunkou in the Republic of China, let’s take a look at the city of Lushunkou (now Lushunkou District, Dalian) a hundred years ago, when Lushun was occupied by Japan. Lushun and Dalian have been two independent cities since ancient times. In 1955, Lushun City and Dalian County merged and became known as Lvda City. Lushun City belongs to Lvda City. On January 7, 1960, the organizational system of Lushun City was abolished, and Lushunkou District, Lvda City, was established. After 1981, Dalian was designated as Lushun District, and Lushun has since become a district of Dalian

This group of photos was taken by the University of the Japanese Academy of Studies, and was collected by Gan Zhizhu Ishida (1891-1974), a Japanese who was visiting Korea and Manchuria at that time. The photos mainly came from various postcards issued in North China after 1919

The following are all the old photos of Lushun from the University of Japan Academy of Studies, which I sorted out. The preview is as follows:

旅顺白玉神社（日本）海军参拜。

旅顺防备队（日本）水雷试射。

旅顺 工科学电气教室

旅顺 关东军 都督官邸

旅顺高等女学校

旅顺陈列馆

建于1907年的表忠塔，在旅顺口白玉山上。