155 - Billy / Bill Young
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[Duplicate] Apablasa Street, Chinese telephone exchange Apablasa Street: Chinese telephone exchange on the corner of Apablasa and Alley. (Hok?) Fish Market, Ng Yick Company, and Mon Chong & Co. Early 1920s. -
Apablasa Street, Chinese telephone exchange Apablasa Street: Chinese telephone exchange on the corner of Apablasa and Alley. (Hok?) Fish Market, Ng Yick Company, and Mon Chong & Co. Early 1920s. -
[Duplicate] Apablasa Street, Chinese telephone exchange Apablasa Street: Chinese telephone exchange on the corner of Apablasa and Alley. (Hok?) Fish Market, Ng Yick Company, and Mon Chong & Co. Early 1920s. -
Apablasa Street, Chinese telephone exchange Apablasa Street: Chinese telephone exchange on the corner of Apablasa and Alley. (Hok?) Fish Market, Ng Yick Company, and Mon Chong & Co. Early 1920s. -
[Duplicate] Soo Hoo store and living quarters, birthplace of Peter Soo Hoo The Soo Hoo family store and home. Peter Soo Hoo was born in this building. The building is two stories and has an upper-level balcony. It sits on a street corner. -
Soo Hoo store and living quarters, birthplace of Peter Soo Hoo The Soo Hoo family store and home. Peter Soo Hoo was born in this building. The building is two stories and has an upper-level balcony. It sits on a street corner. -
View down Ferguson Alley fron Alameda Street towards Los Angeles Street Looking down Ferguson Alley from Alameda Street towards Los Angeles Street. There is a two-story building on the left and one-story buildings on the right. In the front left there is a railroad crossing sign. -
Hop Sing Tong Hop Sing Tong on Los Angeles Street, early 1930s. There is a lawn and plants in front of the building. On the right side of the picture, several people sit on a bench facing the building. -
Hop Sing Tong Hop Sing Tong on Los Angeles Street, early 1930s. There is a lawn and plants in front of the building. On the right side of the picture, several people sit on a bench facing the building. -
Lugo House Lugo House on the corner of Los Angeles Street and Ferguson Alley. Peanut stand and Wong Association, early 1920s.