Items

• Opening planning meetings for Yesterday and Today of the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, Chinatown Los Angeles

  Five people sitting in mid conversation in meeting.
• Florence Hoy Photo Album

  Cover of Florence Hoy's photograph album. It measures 12 inches by 7 inches.
• Wah Suk Quon and nephews

  Long Wah "Wah Suk" Quon and his nephews (left to right: Howard, Bill, Frank, and Ernie) stand in the street in front of a 1934 Packard and Old Pico House
• Howard Quon and family on Garnier Building rooftop
• Howard Quon and father in Sanchez Alley

  Yuen Lung Quon sits in a rattan chair holding his son Howard in his arms. They are in front of a brick building in Sanchez Alley.
• Howard Quon in Sanchez Alley

  Howard Quon as a toddler standing and crying in front of a brick building in Sanchez Alley.
• Mrs. Quon and her oldest son in Sanchez Alley

  Lana Jung Quon sits on a wicker chair with her baby son Ernest in her lap. They are in front of a brick building in Sanchez Alley.
• Great uncle and all five Quon boys

  The five Quon boys (left to right: Bill, Hugh, Howard, Ernie, and Frank) with their great uncle standing in a doorway at 407 North Los Angeles Street.
• Ida, Margaret, and Lorna Quon in Sanchez Alley
• Howard Quon's oldest brother in uncle's kiddie car, early 1930s

  Ernie Quon sits in a rattan baby stroller near a brick building.
• The five Quon brothers at the park, in the Plaza at El Pueblo

  The five Quon brothers, Hugh, Frank, Bill, Howard and Ernest, sit in the park in Los Angeles Plaza behind some benches. Several men sitting on the benches as well as a passerby look also into the camera.
• Mr. Quon with his sons Hugh and Frank in a park, in the Plaza at El Pueblo
• Howard Quon with man, (Charley?) and his brothers, (baby brother), Frank and Bill on Los Angeles Street, Garnier block, early 1930s
• Three children, one of which is Howard Quon.
• [Duplicate] Quon Der Lung, father of Margaret Quon and owner of "The Chinese Store", and his grandson
• Quon Der Lung, father of Margaret Quon and owner of "The Chinese Store", and his grandson
• Quon family at "Firehouse"

  David, Margaret, and Ida Quon, with baby brother at Tai Wo (Hong?), herb shop also known as "Firehouse", 425 N. Los Angeles Street
• Quon family on Garnier Building rooftop, Los Angeles Chinatown, early 1930s
• Reverse of family photo

  Reverse side of Family Group photo, SCOH-80-13-15. "To Mrs. E. M. Findlay, 836 South Grand Ave." Names of family: Mr. Louie Keong, Mrs. Louie Keong, Louie Yeu Quong (seven years old), Louie Sue King (4 years), Louie You Quong (2.5 years), Louie Wing Quong (1.5 years) and Duk Quong (4 months)
• Family group: parents and five children. Photo: (SMR?) Studio 239 1/2 South Spring Street, Los Angeles, California

  Keong Louie and his wife Chung Shee pose for studio photo with their children: George M. Louie, Mary Louie, Vincent Louie, Gladys Louie, and Albert Louie.
• Lillie Louie, Congregation Church group in front of Los Angeles old courthouse
• Group of five men on Model T line at Ford Plant in Detroit, George Louie on the left
• Group of five men on radiator line at Ford Plant in Detroit.
• Group of seven men, George Louie, far left, brother, Ford Plant, Detroit.
• Group of seven men, George Louie, far left, brother, Ford Plant, Detroit.