THE REAL SIBERIA
John Foster Fraser
List of Illustrations
- Mr Foster Fraser
- Map: Mr Fraser's railway journey
- Travel advertisement
- The road to Siberia
- The Siberian is not a good agriculturalist
- The popular idea about travel in Siberia
- The real way to traverse Siberia
- The great bridge over the Volga
- The route over the Ural Mountains
- Whenever the train halted there was an opportunity for a promenade
- Third-class passengers
- Omsk station
- Cadets at Omsk
- The Church of St. Nicholas, Omsk
- The ceremony of blessing the waters
- Khirgis on the steppes
- A Khirgis bride
- Village cronies
- Dinner time on a farm
- The conductor; There is a samovar at every station
- The club house at Tomsk
- The theatre at Tomsk
- Through the Taiga
- A wayside station
- There is a huge water tower at every station
- A typical Siberian station
- The city of Irkutsk
- Afternoon scene in Irkutsk
- The Hotel 'Dekko' at Irkutsk
- The chief of Irkutsk Prison
- A group of convicts with heads half shaven
- In Irkutsk Prison
- A group of convicts
- Five women who had murdered their husbands
- On the road to the monastery
- The monastery of St. Innokente
- Vladivostok
- The great English-built ice-breaker 'Baikal'
- Running a train aboard the 'Baikal'
- Lake Baikal in summer
- The 'Angara' in winter
- The 'Angara' on Lake Baikal
- My lady acquaintances buy fruit
- A couple of Buriats
- The 'Baikal' in the ice
- The 'Baikal' breaking the ice
- Khabarovsk
- Batering on the river side
- On the river front at Streitinsk
- Streitinsk
- Down the Amur River
- On the banks of the Amur
- The city of Tomsk
- Down the Amur
- A prison barge on the river
- The 'Grand Hotel' at Blagovestchensk
- The river front at Blagovestchensk
- A peasant's house
- A village scene
- My fellow passengers on the 'De Witte'
- Cossack camp on the Manchurian side of the Amur
- Three Koreans
- From the carriage window in Eastern Siberia
- On the Ussuri line
- A wayside station
- Overlooking Vladivostok
- The main street in Vladivostok
- How I went across Manchuria
- A station in Manchuria
- Cossacks and a Chinese cart
- A Cossack guard station and watch tower
- Cossacks guarding the line; Examining permissions to travel in Manchuria
- The author as he travelled over the Hingan Mountains
- The post in Manchuria
- Some Mongols
- A meal on a corner of the Gobi Desert
- The governor of Alexandrovski and the chief warder
- Bringing in the prisoners' dinner
- Three prisoners
- 'Politicals' starting up-country
- A sleeping room
- Prisoners at work
- A Siberian road in winter
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