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• "Old Chinatown, Los Angeles Calif. 3/29/1949 North Los Angeles Street & Ferguson Alley"

  View of buildings on North Los Angeles Street around Ferguson Alley. Two men are outside the Si Chong store, which looks to be vacant.
• "11/17/1949 View East on Plaza St., toward N. Los Angeles Street."

  View east of Plaza Street from North Main Street. The edges of Los Angeles Plaza can be seen on the left. Several of the buildings on North Los Angeles Street are visible in the center of the frame, including Jerry's Joynt and Yin King Low restaurants.
• "October 15, 1949 Old L.A. Chinatown. East side of North Los Angeles Street between Ferguson Alley, & Sunset Blvd. At night."

  Night time view of from the intersection of North Los Angeles and Plaza Streets towards the block south of Ferguson Alley, which includes the buisinesses Eastern Grocery Co, F. See On Co., Soochow Restaurant, and Jerry's Joynt. Construction barricades are scattered on the street. Cars are parked down the majority of the block.
• "April 10, 1949 Old Los Angeles Chinatown. View is West on Marchessault Street from L.A. Union station. North Alameda street, and what is now, Sunset Blvd. South side of Marchessault Street toward Los Angeles Street."

  View of a the block of Sunset Boulevard west of North Alameda Street. Visible businesses include New Republic Co, Sam Sing, and Dragon's Den.
• "April 10, 1949 Old Los Angeles Chinatown. SW Corner Marchessault (now Sunset Blvd) and North Alameda. View is South on Alameda."

  View of the intersection and buildings the southwest corner of North Alameda and Sunset Boulevard. The facades of New Republic Co, S&G Malt Shop, Sue Yuen Cafe, Quong Wing Sang Co., and other shops on North Alameda can all be seen from this angle.
• 4/3/1949 East side of North L.A. Street Old L.A. Chinatown. View is Southeast On North Los Angeles Street from just North of Ferguson Alley."

  The intersection at North Los Angeles Street and Plaza Street. Several cars drive down Los Angeles Street. Ferguson Alley and surrounding businesses including Jerry's Joynt, Hoy Sing and Jin Hing, as well as a parking lot are visible in the background. Two men are crossing Plaza Street.
• "April 3, 1949 View is west across Los Angeles Street from Ferguson Alley"

  View of Ferguson Alley toward North Los Angeles and Main Streets. Several pedestrians walk down Main Street in the background. Tai Wo Tong herb company can be seen in the center of the frame. Jerry's Joynt restaurant can be seen in the right foreground.
• "2/29/1949 Old Los Angeles Chinatown. View is East Side of North Los Angeles Street, between Sunset Blvd, and South of Ferguson Alley. Jerry's Joint, then Ferguson Alley, then Hoy Sing fish market, then Jin Hing Jewelers."

  A row of buildings on North Los Angeles Street around Ferguson Alley. Businesses occupying the buildings include Soochow Cafe, Jerry's Joynt, Si Chong, Hoy Sing Market, and Jin Hing Co.
• "March 29, 1949 Old L.A. Cal Chinatown. Looking East into Ferguson Alley, from N. Los Angeles Street."

  View down Ferguson Alley from North Los Angeles Street. Jerry's Joynt restaurant stands on the left of the frame by the alley. On the other side of the alley is a vacant space in a brick building at 462 1/2, with a sign reading Si Chong.
• "Feb. 10, 1949 Looking east on Sunset Blvd at N. Los Angeles St. L.A. Calif."

  Buildings at the intersection of Los Angeles Street and Sunset Boulevard at night. The two-story brick building at the corner has signs for Fook Wo Lung Curio Co., F. Suie One Co., and Dragon's Den.
• "Feb 10, 1949 Jerry's joint Old Los Angeles Chinatown Ferguson Alley, and North Los Angeles Street."

  View down Los Angeles Street by Ferguson Alley. Jerry's Joynt restaurant stands at the corner. Soochow Cafe stands next door. The photograph is discolored and warped from a damaged negative.
• "January 17, 1949 Old Los Angeles Chinatown. 211 West Ferguson Alley, between N. Alameda Street, and North Los Angeles St, on North side of alley. Pagoda Cafe"

  Building at 211 Ferguson Alley. It is occupied by The Chinese Pagoda Cafe, which is closed.
• "Nov. 4, 1946 Westside of N. Alameda St. N of Ferguson Alley. L.A. Cal."

  Businesses on North Alameda Street. Sue Yuen Cafe is in the center of the frame. S&G Malt Shop is on the right.
• “Neg: C-20 5/17/1942 West side of North Alameda Street, between Ferguson Alley and Sunset Blvd. Old L.A. Cal. Chinatown."

  Buildings at 757, 759, and 761 North Alameda Street, which are occupied by a grocery store, Grand East Cafe, and Quong Wing Sang & Co.
• March 5, 1942 View is north on west side of North Alameda St. from Ferguson Alley. L.A. Cal.

  View down North Alameda Street from Ferguson Alley. The street sign for Ferguson Alley can be seen in the foreground. A large vertical chop suey sign for New Grand East restaurant hangs from the building on the left of the frame.
• “Neg. C-39 Oct. 6, 1940 Old Chinatown Los Angeles Cal. Northwest corner of Ferguson Alley, and N. Alameda Street."

  View of a corner at Ferguson Alley and North Alameda Street. The two-story brick building at the corner has a shop with a Chinese sign on the bottom floor and a balcony on the top floor. A vertical chop suey sign from New Grand East restaurant hangs on the adjacent building.
• “September 29, 1940 Los Angeles Cal Old Chinatown. S.E. Corner of North Los Angeles Street, and Ferguson Alley."

  View of the southwest corner of North Los Angeles Street by Ferguson Alley. Businesses visible include Soochow Cafe and Jerry's Joynt.
• "Oct. 23, 1948. Old L.A. Chinatown. View is South on East side of North Los Angeles Street, between Sunset Blvd, and Ferguson Alley."

  View down North Los Angeles Street outside of Jerry's Joynt restaurant.
• “Sept. 29, 1940 Just South of Ferguson Alley on West side of N. Alameda St. L.A. Cal Chinatown."

  Exterior of Jee Gong Low restaurant on North Alameda Street. There are signs painted around the building advertising chow mein, chop suey, noodles, beer and wine as well as advertisments for Coca-Cola, 7-Up, and Dr. Pepper.
• “Neg. C-36. 9/29/1940 Los Angeles Calif Chinatown Southwest corner of Ferguson Alley, and N. Alameda Street."

  View of a two-story brick building on North Alameda Street. The business on the left side of the photo is Jee Gong Low restaurant.
• "May 24, 1938. East side of Alameda St. at Marchessault St. or Apablasa St."

  View of a brick building at the interesection of North Alameda and Apablasa Streets. The sign for Yee Hung Guey restaurant at 301 Apablasa is visible. The building appears empty and boarded up. A truck drives past the building.