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Sorae History Museum Receives Six Photos of Sorae and Suinseon Narrow-Gauge Train
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- Sorae History Museum, run by the Namdong Cultural Foundation in Incheon, received six photographs of Sorae and the Suinseon narrow-gauge train and held a donation ceremony.
- Kang Junhui, vice chairman of the Korea Photographers Association Incheon Branch, donated photos of Sorae scenery and the narrow-gauge train from the 1980s and 1990s and received a letter of appreciation.
- The six donated photos were shown to visitors at the special exhibition 'Donated Artifacts: Sorae Photo Studio – We Develop Your Memories,' and artifact donations are accepted year-round.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 소래역사관, 소래·수인선 협궤열차 사진 자료 6점 기증받아
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