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Map of Camp Hialeah Site
The 1981 map of Camp Hialeah illustrates the range of facilities present on the base after 1980, such as churches, schools, hospitals, movie theaters, and clinics serving soldiers and their families, alongside barracks and living quarters for military personnel.
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Lee Yong-gil’s engraved artwork
Lee Yong-gil (1938–2013) was one of Busan’s pioneering engraving artists and a dedicated researcher of the city’s art history. Born in Nagoya, Japan, he relocated to Busan following Korea’s liberation. After graduating from Busan Normal School (now Busan National University of Education), he worked as an art teacher at Deokmyung Girls’ Middle School and Dongseong High School, while actively continuing his artistic practice.
Lee began creating woodblock prints focused on human and life themes in 1956. From 1964 to 1968, at the request of the U.S. Army’s Hialeah Unit in Busan, he was provided with a studio on the base, where he produced artwork and held exhibitions. In February 2013, he made a donation of his artworks and photographic collection. -
Commemorative Ticket for Phase 1 of Busan Subway Line No. 1
The commemorative ticket was issued in July 1985 by the Busan Subway Headquarters, operating directly under the Busan municipal government. The front of the ticket features the subway’s opening date, a photograph of the Busan subway, and boarding instructions. The accompanying envelope displays a subway map, allowing users to view the Busan subway routes as they existed at that time.