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Exhibits
| Sword (1940) | The sword given by the Japanese emperor to a commander for commanding Koreans | ||
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| Pocket book | Pocket book for seonbi (scholars) to carry and study outside | ||
| Identity tag | Identity tag carried by men aged 16 and older | ||
| Writing tool case | Portable case for brush, paper, etc. during Joseon Dynasty | ||
| Kim Seyoung's protest Taegeukgi (1919) | Taegeukgi (Korean flag) used by Kim Saeyoung while leading 3.1 Liberation Protest in Yeongdeokgun, Gyeongsangbukdo | ||
| Sword (1940) | This sword was given by the Japanese emperor to the commander who came to command Korean s in 1940. Numbered 46127, this sword was used by the Japanese to atrociously kill Korean people. | ||
| Male and female clothes (1910s) | Male and female clothes during 3.1 Liberation Movement | ||
| Female student uniform during 3.1 Liberation Movement (1919) | |||
| Declaration of Independence, LP record (1960s) | LP record of the Gimi Declaration of Independence read by Lee Jongil, liberation activist and one of the 33 National Representatives during the 3.1 Liberation Movement, and national pop songs used during the 1960s national movement. And a guest book signed by attendants of the distribution movement celebration | ||
| Writing tool case (Joseon) | Portable case for brush, paper, etc. during Joseon Dynasty | ||
| Seodang | Seodang were the most widespread educational institution during late Joseon as this small, private school did not require government license. In seodang, local scholars were invited as the headmaster to teach the local children, or the headmaster would open the school by himself to teach his pupils. Also, sometimes, several relatives used to open a school, or a rich family would invite a renowned scholar to exclusively educate their children. | ||
| Elementary school classroom (1970s) | This small space reminds people who used to be children during the 60s and 70s of their childhood and classrooms where they used to pile up each other's lunchboxes and study hard sitting at a small table. | ||
| Joseontongbo | Sangpyeongtongbo | Post box (1920s) | Textbook(1960s~1970s) |
| Camera(1920s) | Mimeograph | Mimeograph | Introduction to Medicine(1820s) |
| Textbook during the modernization period | Textbook during the US military governance | Mortar bat | Copper mirror |
| Ink plate | Korean Chess | Straw shoes | |
| Gat (hat) | Tanggeon | Wooden shoes | Keda |
| Currency of Korean Empire | Currency of Goryeo | Ancient currency | Modern note |
| 3.1 Movement Hall Diorama | Mortar (1970s) | Korean Chess | |
Photographic data
Gat (hat)
Textbook during the modernization period
Keda
Ancient currency
Ancient currency
Rubber Shoes
Male and female clothes (1910s)
Mimeograph
Declaration of Independence, LP record (1960s)
Introduction to Medicine (1820s)
Sangpyeongtongbo
Sword(1940)
Pocket book
Identity tag
Writing tool case
Post box(1920s)
Textbook(1960~1970s)
Camera(1920s)
Kim Seyoung's protest Taegeukgi (1919)
Female clothes during 3.1 Liberation Movement(1919)
Seodang
Elementary school classroom(1970s)
Elementary school classroom(1970s)
Modern note
Wooden shoes
Currency of Korean Empire
Copper mirror
Textbook during the US military governance
Korean Chess
Mortar (1970s)
Mortar bat
Straw shoes
Tanggeon
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