London, England
This was Gladys' first home. She worked as a parlor maid here.
Liverpool Street Station
This is where Gladys said a final good-bye to her friends and family, and boarded a train on the morning of October 15th, 1932.
Vladivostok
This place was filthy and primitive. This was where Gladys was nearly compelled into forced labor as a machinist.
Yangcheng
This was the remote village in which Gladys initially settled and established The Mule Inn.
Foot-binding
This was an ancient Chinese practice. Gladys became an inspector to end the practice.
Ai-weh-deh and The Storyteller
This became Gladys' nicknames.
The Mule Inn
This was set up for passing mule shepherds in order to preach the gospel and spread the word of Jesus Christ. It was destroyed by bombing but eventually rebuilt.
The Stethoscope
This object was requested by Chu En, so that he could administer aid to the...
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