Items

• "Chinese"

  Three children wearing sashes inscribed with the word "Chinese" stand in front of a hallway holding flowers. The girl on the right stands next to a box with a Red Cross insignia and "China" on it.
• "Marie" at U.S.C.

  A group photo of Nellie Chung with daughters Marie and Marian outside of Mudd Hall at USC. They are all holding hands and looking at the camera.
• "The wisdom of the ages is handed down from generation to generation. This young lady in China City seems to be getting some sage advice," p. 11 of Arrowhead Magazine

  A man talks to a young girl at the entrance to Shanghai St looking north across Ord St.
• "You'll find dozens of quaint and loveable characters in China City," p. 13 of Arrowhead Magazine

  A young girl and a man smoking a pipe sit next to each other.
• [Duplicate--Too Dark] Y.H. Chung family photo

  A group photo of Y. H. Chung and family, taken outside. The photo appears to have been taken in someone's front or back yard.
• [Duplicate] Brothers on Cameron House Roof

  Two small boys in stroller on Cameron House roof.
• [Duplicate] Chinese School Class at Catholic Center

  Stanley Chan standing with group of students from the Catholic Center.
• [Duplicate] Chinese School Class at Catholic Center

  Lilly Lum Chan standing with group of students from the Catholic Center.
• [Duplicate] Click Magazine, p.2, November 1944, vol. 7, No. 11 ($.10- $.12 in Canada). Shown on cover is a nurse and Patricia Hong at 17 months of age.

  Image clipping from Click Magazine picturing nurse and baby Patricia Hong. Image used for war fund.
• [Duplicate] Possibly boarding house attending children with their teacher

  Group of mostly young children, possibly in China with (Ms. Wilcox?) in the 1910s.
• [Duplicate] Spring 1941 Chinese School Class, wide view

  Group of students with instructors from Chinese School Class.
• [Duplicate] Spring 1941 Chinese School Class, wide view

  Group of students with instructors from Chinese School Class.
• [Duplicate] Stanley Chan teaching in Chinese School

  Stanley Chan standing in front of seated students while teaching.
• 3 children on California and Stockton in San Francisco
• After the Picnic, El Pueblo Plaza, Los Angeles.

  A group of young children pose for a photo at El Pueblo Plaza. Front row: Maude Wong, Taft Chung, Charlie Lee, Lily Lee, Clark Ung; 2nd row: ?, Bruce Shem, Rose Mary Chu, Rose Lee, Jenny Ching; 3rd row: ?, George Wong, Philip Ung, George Quon, Wallace Chung; 4th row: Betty Wong, Willy Wong, Fred Young; 5th row: Alice Ung. Wallace and Taft Chung are brothers, as are Clark and Kenneth Ung. George Quon is an African American boy adopted by Mrs. Quon till 8, then raised by a Mrs. Wong as George Wong.
• After the Picnic, El Pueblo Plaza, Los Angeles.

  A group of young children pose for a photo at El Pueblo Plaza. Front row: Maude Wong, Taft Chung, Charlie Lee, Lily Lee, Clark Ung; 2nd row: ?, Bruce Shem, Rose Mary Chu, Rose Lee, Jenny Ching; 3rd row: ?, George Wong, Philip Ung, George Quon, Wallace Chung; 4th row: Betty Wong, Willy Wong, Fred Young; 5th row: Alice Ung. Wallace and Taft Chung are brothers, as are Clark and Kenneth Ung. George Quon is an African American boy adopted by Mrs. Quon till 8, then raised by a Mrs. Wong as George Wong.
• Arthur Chung photo album page

  Several group photographs of Arthur Chung and others attached to a scrapbook page. In the bottom left, there's a class photo from the private Chinese class, conducted in Cantonese, that Arthur Chung (the tallest boy in the back) took for two years at Mrs. How Wing Tom's house. The teacher, Kit King Lei (back left) was a master's student in Los Angeles and later became a dean of a law school in China. In the photo, the teacher and a group of students stand in front of a building, surrounded by plants.
• Arthur Chung photo album page

  A photo album page with two group photos and a photo of Marie Chung holding a doll.
• Arthur Chung photo album page

  There is a portrait Arthur Chung, uncle of Norman Wong who is husband of Angi Ma Wong, in the bottom left corner. There are also two group photos taken outside and two pictures of individual people standing outside.
• Arthur Chung photo album page

  Mostly group pictures taken outside in a natural setting. In the top right hand corner, two children stand in front of a building.
• 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.
• Arthur Chung photo album page

  Two photos of the Chung family in Ventura, California. The photo on the left is a group photo on the beach. The photo on the right shows three children using a swing set.
• Arthur Chung photo album page

  On the left: Y.H. and Nellie Yee Chung by a pond. Top right: Marie Chung dressed as a Dutch girl. Bottom right: Nellie Yee and Marie Chung by a pond.
• Arthur Chung, group photo

  A group picture of Arthur Chung holding a baby with another young man standing behind him. They are wearing button down shirts and slacks and smiling for the camera.
• Baby (possibly Dorothy) in Downtown Los Angeles.

  Small child on balcony overlooking Downtown Los Angeles.
• Beverly and Calvert Quon

  Young Beverly and Calvert Quon standing on a porch. They're standing on either side of a small table and looking at the camera. There's a tricycle on the left next to Calvery and a wagon on the right next to Beverly. "Beverly + Calvery Quon 9/6/35" is handwritten on the bottom of the photograph.
• Beverly and Calvert Quon

  Beverly (left) and Calvert (right) Quon posing on a swing set. Beverly is sitting on a ladder and Calvery is sitting on a swing. "Beverly + Calvert 9/6/35" is handwritten on the bottom of the photograph.
• Brothers on Cameron House Roof

  Two small boys in stroller on Cameron House roof.
• Children group photo

  A group photo of four children on a porch. The two older children are likely Beverly and Calvert Quon. All of the children are dressed formally and the girls have large hair ornaments. "1942" is handwritten in the bottom right corner of the photograph.
• Children in backyard
• Children photo album page

  An album page with one group photo of ten children standing together and one portrait of a single child sitting in a large chair.
• Children preparing for Moon Festival parade

  A large group of children stand in the middle of the street and the boys are holding American flags. Boys and girls are each dressed in matching clothes and a man in uniform stands in front of the group. Two women stand at the front of the group on either side of the street. A banner for the festival reading "United China Relief Aug 7-8-9" is visible at the top of the image. The parade is part of the Moon Festival held between August 7-9, 1941. The photograph was taken at night.
• Chinese class photo, Dr. Arthur Chung

  A class photo from the private Chinese class, conducted in Cantonese, that Arthur Chung (the tallest boy in the back) took for two years at Mrs. How Wing Tom's house. The teacher, Kit King Lei (back left) was a master's student in Los Angeles and later became a dean of a law school in China. In the photo, the teacher and a group of students stand in front of a building, surrounded by plants.
• Chinese School Class at Catholic Center

  Lilly Lum Chan standing with group of students from the Catholic Center.
• Chinese School Class at Catholic Center

  Stanley Chan standing with group of students from the Catholic Center.
• Chinese school group, Chung Hua School. Many Chinese Americans were sent to Chinese school in addition to American School; this class photo was taken in 1933. -Marge and Olive Ong

  Photo of Chung Hua School students while it was still located on Los Angeles Street, before the construction of 101 freeway, which forced it to be moved to Yale Street.
• Chinese school group, Chung Hua School. Many Chinese Americans were sent to Chinese school in addition to American School; this class photo was taken in 1933. -Marge and Olive Ong

  Photo of Chung Hua School students while it was still located on Los Angeles Street, before the construction of 101 freeway, which forced it to be moved to Yale Street.
• Click Magazine, p.2, November 1944, vol. 7, No. 11 ($.10, $.12 in Canada). Shown on cover is a nurse and Patricia Hong at 17 months of age.

  Image clipping from Click Magazine picturing nurse and baby Patricia Hong. Image used for war fund.
• Dr. Arthur Chung commencement program and invitation, Sentous Junior High School

  A scrapbook page with a commencement program and invitation for the Sentous Junior High School class of winter 1928. A cutout photograph of Arthur Chung is stuck to the program. The photograph is a portrait of Chung who is wearing a suit and looking at the camera. The invitation details that the ceremonies took place on February 2, 1928 in Sentous Auditorium.
• Eight family members

  A family photo, taken outside. One of the young children in the photograph is standing on a ladder and a woman is reaching towards her from behind. The other family members are standing and looking at the camera.