Reverend Ng Poon Chew inside Presbyterian Chinese mission at 128 Wilmington Street (later renamed San Pedro Street). Psalms and Hymns (Praise of the Land) hanging on walls. "The Congregational Chinese Mission School in Los Angeles. Note the proudly assimilated look of the fellow on the far right, complete with vest and watch chain, from the C.C. Pierce Collection, Historical Photographs."

Identifier: SCOH-82-01-08
Title: Reverend Ng Poon Chew inside Presbyterian Chinese mission at 128 Wilmington Street (later renamed San Pedro Street). Psalms and Hymns (Praise of the Land) hanging on walls. "The Congregational Chinese Mission School in Los Angeles. Note the proudly assimilated look of the fellow on the far right, complete with vest and watch chain, from the C.C. Pierce Collection, Historical Photographs."
Description: Reverend Ng Poon Chew inside Presbyterian Chinese mission at 128 Wilmington Street (later renamed San Pedro Street). Psalms and Hymns (Praise of the Land) hanging on walls. Reverend Ng Poon Chew stands with four other men around him. "The Congregational Chinese Mission School in Los Angeles. Note the proudly assimilated look of the fellow on the far right, complete with vest and watch chain, from the C.C. Pierce Collection, Historical Photographs."
Extent: 8x10
Date: 1894
Spatial Coverage: Los Angeles (Calif.)
Subject: Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.,Missions; Ng, Poon Chew
Source: Los Angeles A City Apart: An Illustrated History by David L. Clark. Windsor Productions 1981
Publisher: Chinese Historical Society of Southern California
Format: image/jpeg
Type: Image
Medium: Black-and-white photograph
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