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A diagram of acupuncture points on the human body at the National Museum of Korea.

Credits

Photo credits

Last updated August 10, 2026

The K-Town Archive is grateful to the institutions, archives, and individuals who made these images available.

Where a source is not yet listed, we are still confirming it with the contributor.

Archival and institutional sources

  • Photo courtesy of Korea Tourism Organization and Cultural Heritage Administration of Korea, via AntiqueAlive.com
  • Joseph Pitton de Tournefort, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
  • Frederick H. Evans, "Section through a Shell of the Nautilus," 1900–1915
  • Photo courtesy of Korean American Story, from "Homecoming" (koreanamericanstory.org)
  • Michael Mally, Los Angeles Times, 1973, Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection, UCLA Library
  • Los Angeles Daily News, circa 1952, Los Angeles Daily News Negatives, UCLA Library
  • James Arkatov, 1997, Arkatov (James) World Music Photographs, UCLA Library
  • Photo by American Colony, "Wild Flowers of Palestine" (ca. 1900–20), courtesy of the Library of Congress, via the Public Domain Image Archive
  • Tony Barnard, Los Angeles Times, 1986, Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection, UCLA Library
  • Alire Raffeneau-Delile, "Description de l'Égypte" (1809), via Wikimedia Commons
  • KoreaTVRadio
  • Association for Asian Studies / Education About Asia
  • Toronto Guardian
  • Homestead Museum / Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection

Koreatown Storytelling Program

  • Photographs by Dilan Askew, Koreatown Storytelling Program

Narrator and healer photographs

  • Photographs courtesy of the narrators and traditional healers featured in the K-Town Archive.