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"Vice Pres. Becker" standing in New Chinatown in front of Emory Chow Insurance Agency Bottom of photo reads: "Vice Pres. Becker". Scene of New Chinatown corner (Sun Mun Way and Jung Jing Road) showing Rice Bowl Restaurant and Emory Chow Agency. -
"Yep on way to Mexico" Lung Yep with group in a car heading to into Mexico. -
"Yep on way to Mexico", tighter shot Lung Yep with group on in car heading to into Mexico. -
[Duplicate] John Nuccio and family at R. Nuccio Groceries on 5th and Hewitt. Left to right: Robert Nuccio (father), Mary Nuccio (mother), Rosa Nuccio (grandmother), Celeste Nuccio (sister), John Nuccio sitting on top of back seat. The Nuccio family lived upstairs until 1923. John was born in the upstairs right room in 1919. -
[Duplicate] Old Chinatown, Alameda Street A photograph looking down Alameda Street in Old Chinatown. There are cars parked along the side of the street. -
[Duplicate] Tuey Far Low, corner of Marchessault Street East side of Alameda Street at the corner of Marchessault Street. The building on the right side is Tuey Far Low at 300 Marchessault. Tong Wah Co. Chinese Merchandise is on the left at 800 N Alameda. There are train tracks and a car along Alameda Street. -
[Duplicate] Tuey Far Low, corner of Marchessault Street East side of Alameda Street at the corner of Marchessault Street. The building on the right side is Tuey Far Low at 300 Marchessault. Tong Wah Co. Chinese Merchandise is on the left at 800 N Alameda. There are train tracks and a car along Alameda Street. -
[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. -
Arthur Chung in a car Arthur Chung and a woman are sitting in a car which is parked in front of a building. The image is stuck into a photo album. -
Arthur Chung photo album page A page from Arthur Chung's photo album. Top: Group portrait with the Chung family and another family. Bottom: Arthur Chung and siblings, and possibly Sam Chang's children in front of a car. -
Arthur Chung photo album page The photo on the left is of two kids climbing on a car in a driveway. The middle photograph is of a woman holding a baby. The photo on the right is of a woman standing next to a child playing on a swing set. -
Asparagus farm in the San Fernando Valley, woman in car. Woman leaning out of car window, small boy standing on car step. -
Barbara Jean Wong with Leo Carrillo, parade 1938 Barbara Jean Wong and Leo Carrillo sitting on the back of an open convertible, conversing. Wong is holding an American flag and Carrillo is wearing a brimmed hat and kerchief. -
Building with flags A two-story brick building with upper-level balconies. The building is on a street corner and the back of a car can be seen on the intersecting street on the left side of the picture. The middle balcony is decorated with flags and bear carvings. There are potted plants on the right side of the balcony. -
Chow Family home in Selma, California "Our Home" (Selma, Calif.) -
Corner street view Storefront [Bow Hing Co.?] from corner street view in Old Chinatown, possibly Juan or Marchessault Street. There is a car parked along the road. -
Dr. Jung and Lung Yep Taking It Easy Dr. Jung, Lung Yep, and a third man stand posing around a car on the street. -
Dragon Road View of Dragon Road looking the opposite direction. Several people are sitting under an overhang. A car is visible at the end of the alleyway. -
Dun Sow Hong, Marchessault Street A two-story, brick building on Marchessault Street. The sign on the right side of the picture is for the herb shop Dun Sow Hong which was located at 306 Marchessault Street. Dun Sow Hong was established before 1900 and remained at 306 Marchessault through 1937 at which point the construction of Union Station (which opened in 1939) was well under way. A balcony runs along the second story of the building and in the foreground on the right side of the picture, a man stands beside a parked car. -
Garnier Building Partial view of Chung Wah (Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association) and Sun Wing Wo Co. general store in the Garnier Building in Old Chinatown. -
Garnier Building Partial view of Sun Wing Wo Co. located within the Garnier Building in Old Chinatown. To the right, Soochow Cafe is is visible. -
Group photo with a car Emily Yee Lum and her son, Andrew, stand with three children beside a car. The woman is holding the youngest child and the two older children, possibly Marian and Marie Chung, stand on the running board of the car. "New China Cafe, San Diego" is painted on the front fender. There is a large bag on the ground in front of the man. -
Home of Chan Kui Sing and Loy Chan Home of Loy Chan and Chan Kui Sing located on East Third Street in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Boyle Heights. -
Home of Chan Kui Sing and Loy Chan Home of Loy Chan and Chan Kui Sing located on East Third Street in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Boyle Heights. -
John Nuccio and family at R. Nuccio Groceries on 5th and Hewitt. Left to right: Robert Nuccio (father), Mary Nuccio (mother), Rosa Nuccio (grandmother), Celeste Nuccio (sister), John Nuccio sitting on top of back seat. The Nuccio family lived upstairs until 1923. John was born in the upstairs right room in 1919. -
Lion dance near Los Angeles Plaza Lion dance on a corner near Los Angeles Plaza. A large crowd gathers around the troupe, extending to the other side of the road. Several cars and trucks are driving past. Probably on Los Angeles Street in front of Hop Sing Tong. -
Long Wah Quon and nephews Long Wah "Wah Suk" Quon and his nephews (left to right), Howard, Bill, Frank, and Ernie in front of a 1934 Packard and Old Pico House -
Lung Kong Tin Yee Association building A straight on shot of the Lung Kong Tin Yee Association building in the early 1940s. The building is two stories and has a balcony on the upper level. The balcony is decorated with flags, including an American flag in the middle, and there is a large banner that reads "Welcome to Lung Kong Ten Yee Society." There is also a large flag on top of the building and a sign over the front door that reads "Welcome." The building was located at 425 1/2 North Los Angeles Street. On the left side of the picture, the edge of the Garnier building is visible. In front of the Lung Kong Tin Yee building, several men are carrying a ladder. There is a one-story building on the right side of the photograph with a striped awning. There are parked and driving cars in the foreground of the image. -
Lung Yep holding Dorothy in front of a sign "General Delivery Sing Fat Oriental Goods, Broadway" Lung Yep and eldest daughter Dorothy standing in front of Sing Fat in Los Angeles. -
Mabel Lew outside Mabel's Cafe Mabel Lew stands outside Mabel's Cafe. The window behind her has neon signs reading, "breakfast", "lunch", and "dinner". Also behind her are cars parked in a lot and an automobile repair shop. -
Man on Los Angeles Street. Crumpled photograph of a man sitting on a street corner. Buildings and cars on the street can be seen behind him. -
Memories of LA High The cover of a scrapbook titled "Memories of LA High" with a photograph of Los Angeles High School on the front. The words are in a decorative font. The photograph of Los Angeles High is taken from a distance so the whole building is visible. The building is three stories with a tower in the middle and an American flag is flying out front. There are cars and bushes visible in the foreground of the image. The high school was and is located by Memorial Park on Olympic Blvd. -
Mr. Louie, Jim Wong and Raymond Chow, in New Chinatown at the North Broadway gate Mr. Louie, Jim Wong and Raymond Chow, in New Chinatown at the North Broadway gate. They are standing together facing the camera with the gate behind them. Cars and pedestrians are visible in the background. The words "New Chinatown" are handwritten in the top left corner of the photo. -
Mrs. Fong, George Fong's wife, in Balboa Park, San Diego. Mrs. Fong stands in front of a building, car, and trees in Balboa Park, San Diego.
