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• Corner of Los Angeles Street and Ferguson Alley, early 1920s

  The corner of Los Angeles Street and Ferguson Alley. The Wong Family Association is in the center of the photo under a large flag. A peanut stand is set up in front of the Association building.
• "Los Angeles Street runs north and south"

  Brick buildings with awnings and signs on Los Angeles Street in Old Chinatown. A man stands on the dirt-paved road on the right of the frame. Another man sits on the sidewalk. Storefronts the leftmost building from left to right: Sam Sing butcher shop, General Merchandise Co., A Los Cultos Espanoles
• "Los Angeles Street runs north and south"

  Brick buildings with awnings and signs on Los Angeles Street in Old Chinatown. A man stands on the dirt-paved road on the right of the frame. Another man sits on the sidewalk. Storefronts the leftmost building from left to right: Sam Sing butcher shop, General Merchandise Co., A Los Cultos Espanoles
• Bill Young's ancestors: Two women at New Years. Mother on left?

  Group portrait of Bill Young's ancestors taken for New Years. Two women seated with a boy standing between them. The woman on the left is possibly Bill's mother.
• Bill Young's ancestors: Two women at New Years. Mother on left?

  Group portrait of Bill Young's ancestors taken for New Years. Two women seated with a boy standing between them. The woman on the left is possibly Bill's mother.
• Henry Joe's (house?), corner of Alameda and Los Angeles Street

  View of the intersection of Alameda and Los Angeles Streets in Old Chinatown. Railroad tracks lay along Alameda Street in the foreground. Henry Joe's house is located on the corner.
• Henry Joe's (house?), corner of Alameda and Los Angeles Street

  View of the intersection of Alameda and Los Angeles Streets in Old Chinatown. Railroad tracks lay along Alameda Street in the foreground. Henry Joe's house is located on the corner.
• Joe's Restaurant, Alameda Street.

  View down Alameda Street in Old Chinatown with Joe's Restaurant in the foreground. The restaurant's menu is painted on the window. From top to bottom: Chop Suy Original 25¢, Chop Suy Chicken 15¢, Rice Bowl 5¢, Chicken Mushroom Soup 50¢
• Joe's Restaurant, Alameda Street.

  View down Alameda Street in Old Chinatown with Joe's Restaurant in the foreground. The restaurant's menu is painted on the window. From top to bottom: Chop Suy Original 25¢, Chop Suy Chicken 15¢, Rice Bowl 5¢, Chicken Mushroom Soup 50¢
• Suey Gee Tong & Co. and Yick Yuen Tong drugstores, 757 and 759 N. Alameda Street

  A man walks in front of a brick building with Chinese signs and lanterns on Alameda Street in Old Chinatown.
• Suey Gee Tong & Co. and Yick Yuen Tong drugstores, 757 and 759 N. Alameda Street

  A man walks in front of a brick building with Chinese signs and lanterns on Alameda Street in Old Chinatown.
• Yit Sing, Alameda Street

  Street view of Yit Sing, a grocery store at 757 1/2 Alameda Street, between Ferguson Alley and Marchessault Street. Sam Yuen Cafe stands to the left; Ling Ah Ngow's to the right.
• Yit Sing, Alameda Street

  Street view of Yit Sing, a grocery store at 757 1/2 Alameda Street, between Ferguson Alley and Marchessault Street. Sam Yuen Cafe stands to the left; Ling Ah Ngow's to the right.
• Grand View Garden, late 1930s

  Exterior of Grandview Gardens restaurant at 749 1/2 Alameda Street in Old Chinatown. Several men stand in front of the building. The restaurant would move to New Chinatown in 1940.
• Grand View Garden, late 1930s

  Exterior of Grandview Gardens restaurant at 749 1/2 Alameda Street in Old Chinatown. Several men stand in front of the building. The restaurant would move to New Chinatown in 1940.
• [Duplicate] Tuey Far Low, corner of Marchessault Street

  Looking down Marchessault Street towards Juan Street from Alameda Street. Man Jen Low, Tong Wah & Co (800 N Alameda), and Korean & Chinese Employment Agents are on the left. Tuey Far Low (300 Marchessault) is on the right. There are train tracks and a car along Alameda Street.
• Tuey Far Low, corner of Marchessault Street

  Looking down Marchessault Street towards Juan Street from Alameda Street. Man Jen Low, Tong Wah & Co (800 N Alameda), and Korean & Chinese Employment Agents are on the left. Tuey Far Low (300 Marchessault) is on the right. There are train tracks and a car along Alameda Street.
• [Duplicate] Marchessault Street between Alameda Street (back) and August Alley (front)

  Marchessault Street between Alameda Street (back) and August Alley (front). From left to right: variety store, cigar manufacturer, and barber shop.
• Marchessault Street between Alameda Street (back) and August Alley (front)

  Marchessault Street between Alameda Street (back) and August Alley (front). From left to right: variety store, cigar manufacturer, and barber shop.
• [Duplicate] Marchessault Street, Quong Ying Chong Merchandise, 300 1/2 in front

  Storefronts along Marchessault Street including Quong Ying Chong Merchandise at 300 1/2. There are lanterns and signs in Chinese in front of the stores and pedestrians are walking down the sidewalks. Ref: Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History
• Marchessault Street, Quong Ying Chong Merchandise, 300 1/2 in front

  Storefronts along Marchessault Street including Quong Ying Chong Merchandise at 300 1/2. There are lanterns and signs in Chinese in front of the stores and pedestrians are walking down the sidewalks. Ref: Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History
• [Duplicate] Looking down Marchessault Street towards Alameda Street

  Looking down Marchessault Street towards Alameda Street. There is a restaurant and barber shop on right. There is a flag flying on one of the buildings on the left.
• Looking down Marchessault Street towards Alameda Street

  Looking down Marchessault Street towards Alameda Street. There is a restaurant and barber shop on right. There is a flag flying on one of the buildings on the left.
• [Duplicate] Mon Chong & Co., Apablasa Street, early 1920s

  The front of Mon Chong & Co. along Apablasa Street in the early 1920s. There is a cart along the road on the right and pedestrians walking in the street and on the sidewalk. The buildings are two stories and have an upper-level balcony and flagpoles on the roof.
• Mon Chong & Co., Apablasa Street, early 1920s

  The front of Mon Chong & Co. along Apablasa Street in the early 1920s. There is a cart along the road on the right and pedestrians walking in the street and on the sidewalk. The buildings are two stories and have an upper-level balcony and flagpoles on the roof.