[Fire- and blast-damaged passenger station and shelter of Hiroshima Railway Station]

[Flash marks on granite lantern post at entrance to the Gokoku Shrine, Hiroshima]

[Blast-damaged steel door of Misasa Credit Association Warehouse, Hiroshima]

[Undamaged busbars and transformers at Shugoku Electric Company, Misasa substation, Hiroshima]

[Collapsed roof and walls of Sumitomo Fire Insurance Company, Hiroshima branch]

[Fire- and blast-damaged gas holders and buildings at Hiroshima Gas Company]

[Stripping of roofing and siding of Hiroshima Railway Bureau, Yokogawa Automobile Garage]

[Flash-burned asphalt on Bridge 20 over the Motoyasu River, Hiroshima]

[Broken glass and distorted windows of Japan Steel Company, Building 20, Hiroshima]

[Buckling of heavy, reinforced-concrete wall of Teikoku Bank Company, Hiroshima branch]

[Structural damage of second floor by fire, Misasa Credit Association Warehouse , Hiroshima]

[Damage to roof framing system on third floor of Honkawa Grammar School, Hiroshima]

[Interior damage of residence of Seita Kumura, President of Teikoku Rayon Company, Hiroshima]

[Completely burned out interior of Geibi Bank Company, Kyobashi branch, Hiroshima]

[Fire-damaged interior with books reduced to ashes, Hiroshima University of Literature and Science]

[Blast-damaged penthouse of Hiroshima Industrial Company (Old Fukuya Department Store)]

[Fire-damaged interior with books reduced to ashes, Hiroshima University of Literature and Science]

[View of burned-over area with Hiroshima Kirin Beer Hall at far right]

[Open stairs through which fire did not spread, Hiroshima Communications Hospital]

[Looking upstream on Motoyasu River toward Hiroshima Prefectural Commercial Exhibition Hall]

[Blast- and fire-damaged electrical equipment, Chugoku Electric Company Substation, Hiroshima]

[Blast- and fire-damaged electrical equipment, Chugoku Electric Company Substation, Hiroshima]

[Blast- and fire-damaged electrical equipment, Chugoku Electric Company Substation, Hiroshima]

[Fire-damaged interior with books reduced to ashes, Hiroshima University of Literature and Science]