Mr. Ho-Shik Lee is a 34 year old Korean man who presently lives in Seoul, South Korea. He was born in Anyang City and lived there for 25 years. His mother and other relatives still live in Anyang City, and Mr. Ho-Shik Lee often visits his home town with his wife and children. He will be moving back to Anyang City in the latter part of 2003.
Mr. Lee took the below photos on Sunday, 9 March 2003, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.
Thanks to Mr. Ho-Shik Lee for graciously proving this site with images of Anyang City, Korea, in the 21st century.
I request additional photos of modern-day Korea. I am especially interested in images of Anyang City, Suk-su Dong Village, Inchon, Osan and Seoul. Please contact Neil Mishalov if you have photos you wish to have posted on this site.
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| Anyang City, the main road | Anyang City, the main road | Anyang City, the main road |
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| Anyang City, the main road | Anyang City, the main road | Anyang City, shops on the main road |
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| Main road in Anyang City, looking towards Suk-su Dong | Movie Theater, Anyang City | Anyang City train station |
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| Anyang City train station | Anyang City train station | Interior of the Anyang City train station |
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| Interior of the Anyang City train station | Interior of the Anyang City train station | Anyang City metro subway map |
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| Bus stop in Anyang City | All aboard! | Anyang City |
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| Anyang First Street | Anyang City First Street | Anyang First Street |
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| Nambu Market in Anyang City | Nambu Market in Anyang City | Clothing Store in Anyang City Central Market |
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| Oh yes! Fresh strawberries for sale in Anyang City Central Market | Many different varieties of fresh Kim-Chi for sale | Anyang City Central Market |
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| Anyang City Central Market | Fresh produce in Anyang City Central Market | Anyang City Central Market |
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| Ginsing Store in Anyang City Central Market | Anyang City central market place | Anyang City Central Market entry way |
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| Oh my, say it isn't so! A McDonald's restaurant on First Street in Anyang. | Ho-Shik Lee's mother's home | Anyang City |
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| Street sign in Anyang City | Telephone booths in Anyang City |
All photographs copyright 2003, by Ho-Shik Lee
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This page created by Neil Mishalov on 19 March 2003.