Temple of Ananda in Pagan | Archives of the American Field Service and AFS Intercultural Programs

Temple of Ananda in Pagan

1945 March

This image (Digital ID: SB_0077) is found on page 9 (Digital ID: IMG_0540) of William B. Kinter's scrapbook. This image was taken by Moolchand and printed by William B. Kinter. William B. Kinter's  margin notes: "Besides being the finest temple in Burma, Ananda houses a bazaar for Pagan lacquer in its 4 arms – I got most of mine there. – It also housed most of the people from the burned village of Pagan in March 1945." William B. Kinter's notes on verso of print: "Temple of Anande [Ananda] in Pagan.  Built in 1000 A.D. The biggest & one of the finest in Burma.  'Temple of the 4 Buddhas.'"

Also available as a high-resolution TIF and JPEG. Original black and white print: 3.25" x 2.25".

SB_0077 (Verso: SB_0077_back)

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William Boardman Kinter Collection, 1943-2015 Series 1: William B. Kinter Papers, 1943-1979 Item 1: Scrapbook Individual scrapbook items :

Scanned using an Epson scanner in 2014 by Marion A. Kinter.

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