Move across military record photographs, aerial views, urban walks, and park debates to see how Yongsan can be read through different paths.
Track 1948 and 1963 aerial views to see where military space and urban space overlap in Yongsan.
Follow U.S. Army, 8th United States Army, and NARA to understand how the records were produced and from what institutional viewpoint.
Follow the series path to connect traces of the Japanese military barracks, the post-liberation transition, and changes around Ichon-dong and the Namsan foothills.
Use seminars and public discussions to see how archival photographs are translated into present-day debates on the park.
This digital archive is a public corpus built to read Yongsan's military space, urban change, and park transformation across records from different moments.
It places the administrative order of military record photography beside the interpretive order of urban walks and seminars, showing how past images continue into today's discussions.
Original objects remain in storage, while the public interface is designed around thumbnails and summary metadata.
This archival photograph shows Korea Ceremonies in Yongsan. It appears to have been photographed on March 27, 1971.
A short set of basic questions about how to read and use this archive.