Words by Robert Neff Photos from the collection of Robert Neff Prior to the marvels of the computer and its... Read More
Korea, in the summer of 1894, was a hotbed of intrigue and uncertainty. China and Japan were on the brink... Read More
During Chuseok, travel in modern Korea is an unbelievable nightmare of traffic jams and irate drivers. But what was it... Read More
We have all been taught that aviation history was made on December 17, 1903, when the Wright brothers managed to... Read More
During the late Joseon era, Koreans were well-known for their fondness for children—not only their own, but foreign children as... Read More
Modern Seoul is filled with hotels and getting a room is generally not much of a problem, but it wasn’t... Read More
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History isn’t without its foibles and quirks. If it’s not lack a of information about Shakespeare, then it’s the real... Read More
Words by Robert Neff Photos from the collection of Robert Neff In the 1890s there was a gold rush... Read More
Words by Robert Neff Photos courtesy of the Robert Neff collection For the high and mighty in Joseon Korea, moving... Read More
The six-century old Wongaksa Pagoda lay in ruins until Westerners in Seoul began to take an interest in it. One of the most interesting but least known historic sites in Seoul is Tapgol Park (탑골공원), also known as Pagoda Park. Read More