Box 1

This file contains a group photograph of hospital employees, location unknown. Handwritten inscription on the back of photograph includes the date and each person's name.

This file contains photographs of landmarks around Japan. Location is provided on the front of each photo, but no dates are given.

This file contains miscellaneous undated photographs from various locations. Subjects include Krim, fellow soldiers and doctors, and others (relationship unknown). Handwritten inscriptions on the back of each photograph provide names and some details, but no location or date.

This file contains photographs of Krim, both by himself and with others, as well as landmark and street photography. There are no handwritten inscriptions on the back of these photographs, so locations and dates are unknown.

This file contains photo negatives from 1948, sorted by date. Originally, Krim had each set wrapped in a folded piece of paper with details written on it, including date, location, and subject. These papers are included in the box before their respective set of negatives. Negatives for this year span from March to September and include photographs taken throughout Korea.

This file contains photo negatives from 1949, sorted by date. Originally, Krim had each set wrapped in a folded piece of paper with details written on it, including date, location, and subject. These papers are included in the box before their respective set of negatives. Negatives for this year span from New Year's Day to June and include photographs taken throughout Japan.

This file contains photo negatives, which were originally seperated into three sets, but were not labelled or dated. The first two sets are mostly landmark and street photography (some of these photographs appear in other sections) and the third set appear to be photographs at home with Krim's wife and child. In the last of these negatives, you can see the painting of Krim's wife that is included in this collection.

This file contains documents relating to Krim's military service, including his draft papers, discharge papers, benefits information, training certificate, and letters of reference from his commanding officers. The final document is an undated document written by Krim that was included in a photo album containing the 8 x 10 prints found in this box. It describes his military service (i.e., dates and where he was stationed)