Binmaley, Bell Tower
Churches
Native peoples
"Bell tower & par of front facade of a church near Binmaley - Strings of Christmas lights on tower etc"
Hill, Fred
1945
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Binmaley, Shelled Cathedral "Mary"
Churches
"The statue of Mary in the Cathedral at San Carlos - Luzon" Appears to be an error on sleeve, as Hill describes this exact statue in "Darkroom Soldier": "Tried the figure of the Virgin holding a headless Christ child, but it is in the most difficult position -- for light and background -- of any object I've ever tried to shoot." ("Darkroom Soldier" caption authored by George Venn)
Hill, Fred
1945
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2010.1.647
Binmaley, Shelled Cathedral 1
Churches
Ponds
"Distant view, across the pond, of the Catholic Cathedral that was used by Japanese to store ammunition and was shelled by Navy guns on war ships in Lingayen Gulf."
Hill, Fred
1945
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Binmaley, Shelled Cathedral 2
Churches
"The shelled Cathedral at Binmaley taken from Lingayen Gulf side. The Japanese had stored supplies in the structure - Navy ships shelled it."
Hill, Fred
1945
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2010.1.633
Binmaley, Shelled Cathedral 3
Churches
"The Cathedral at Binmaley - Japanese were using it to store ammunition - It was shelled by US Navy ships in Lingayen Gulf"
Hill, Fred
1945
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2010.1.634
Binmaley, Shelled Cathedral 4
Churches
"Interior of the bombed Cathedral at Binmaley, Luzon"
Hill, Fred
1945
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2010.1.635
Binmaley, Shelled Cathedral 5
Churches
"View of church bell tower through the destroyed roof of the church at Binmaley on the Lingayen Gulf. Choir loft bannister shows at bottom"
Hill, Fred
1945
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2010.1.636
Binmaley, Shelled Cathedral 6
Churches
"Cathedral bell tower as seen through hole in the roof at Binmaley Luzon. Choir loft railing inside foreground"
Hill, Fred
1945
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2010.1.637
Binmaley, Shelled Cathedral Figures
Churches
"A big Catholic Church at Binmaley (Lingayen Gulf) was used by the Japanese to store munitions. It was shelled by US Navy ships in the Gulf. These statues were salvaged by local parishioners and assembled in a corner." From "Darkroom Soldier": "Cathedral Tableau. The largest church in the province and visible for miles offshore, Binmaley Cathedral attracted Hill's attention. After Army intelligence had determined that the Japanese were storing supplies and munitions in this sanctuary, Navy warships reportedly shelled the building. Dissatisfied with photos from his visit to the cathedral, he described the image he wanted to capture: 'In one corner were about a dozen figures of Biblical characters that had been salvaged from the altars and huddled together. Figures about three feet high. There is a statue of the Virgin with Baby. Will take strong afternoon light to get it.' A week later, Hill returned to the cathedral to find 'the sky got just right for a picture I've been waiting a week to take.... Inside, I shot through a huge shell hole in the roof at the bell tower with a blue sky background. Tried the figure of the Virgin holding a headless Christ child, but it is in the most difficult position -- for light and background -- of any object I've ever tried to shoot." ("Darkroom Soldier" caption authored by George Venn)
Hill, Fred
7/2/1945
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2010.1.638
Calasiao, Cathedral
Churches
"Front of Catholic church in one of the neighboring small towns in the Lingayen Gulf area"
Hill, Fred
1945
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