The present Naedong Anglican Cathedral in Incheon was constructed in 1956 and is a solid medieval-style, granite building, constructed entirely in stone, except for its wood trusses. The Anglican Church was brought to lncheon by Bishop Charies John Corfe (aka Go Yo-hen) who arrived here in September 1890 as a chaplain in the English Royal Navy accompanied by an American physician named Elibarr Landis (Nam Deuk-si). Naedong Anglican Cathedral is Tangible Cultural Heritage #51.

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The present Naedong Anglican Cathedral in Incheon was constructed in 1956 and is a solid medieval-style, granite building, constructed entirely in stone, except for its wood trusses. The Anglican Church was brought to lncheon by Bishop Charies John Corfe (aka Go Yo-hen) who arrived here in September 1890 as a chaplain in the English Royal Navy accompanied by an American physician named Elibarr Landis (Nam Deuk-si). Naedong Anglican Cathedral is Tangible Cultural Heritage #51. by §teve
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The Naeri Church in Nae-dong, Jung-gu, lncheon constructed the first Methodist church in 1891 following the commencement of the missionary work of H.G. Appenzeller on July 19, 1885. by §teve
Anglican Church of Korea, In-Cheon, Korea by MC Han
The Naeri Church in Nae-dong, Jung-gu, lncheon constructed the first Methodist church in 1891 following the commencement of the missionary work of H.G. Appenzeller on July 19, 1885. by §teve
Hong-Ye-Moon (虹霓門) Gate, In-Cheon (仁川廣域市), Korea. by MC Han
The present Naedong Anglican Cathedral in Incheon was constructed in 1956 and is a solid medieval-style, granite building, constructed entirely in stone, except for its wood trusses. The Anglican Church was brought to lncheon by Bishop Charies John Corfe (aka Go Yo-hen) who arrived here in September 1890 as a chaplain in the English Royal Navy accompanied by an American physician named Elibarr Landis (Nam Deuk-si). Naedong Anglican Cathedral is Tangible Cultural Heritage #51. by §teve
A View (Northern In-Cheon) on the Hong-Ye-Moon (虹霓門) Gate, In-Cheon (仁川廣域市), Korea. by MC Han
홍예문. Hongyemun(Raindow Gate, 1908), Incheon, S.Korea by Youngmin Park
The Naeri Church in Nae-dong, Jung-gu, lncheon constructed the first Methodist church in 1891 following the commencement of the missionary work of H.G. Appenzeller on July 19, 1885. by §teve
Hongyemun(Rainbow Bridge) built in 1908 by Seungjae & Seungwook
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Gwangseongbo Fortress was the scene of some of the fiercest battles, was renovated in 17th century after sustaining damage from several attacks. Gwangseong Dondae is one of three batteries at Gwangseongbo said to have been built in 1679 and restored in 1977. by §teve
A very large Celadon lamp outside the Goryeo Celadon Kiln Site at Gangjin by §teve
The rock formations in Mokpo are a type of Sandstone Tafoni and are call "Gatbawi" which means "Hat Rock". by §teve
Chamseongdan, located on the peak of Manisan in Ganghwa-gun is believed to be the altar which Dangun, the founding father of Korea performed ritual ceremonies. Certain rituals were held here during the Goryeo and Joseon periods as well. According to the records, the alter was renovated in 1270 and again in 1717. Chamseongdan is Historic Site #136. by §teve
Ulsan Grand Park concession area just inside the entrance by §teve
Guinsa Sawoosil, a dormitory hall. Guinsa, located near Danyang in Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea, has architecture following that of many other Buddhist temples in Korea, but is also markedly different in that the structures are several stories tall, instead of the typical one or two stories that structures found in many other Korean temples. by §teve