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Date is exactly
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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. -
[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. -
[Duplicate] Marchessault Street, Quong Ying Chong Merchandise, 300 1/2 in front Storefronts along Marchessault Street including Quong Ying Chong Merchandise at 300 1/2. There are lanterns and signs in Chinese in front of the stores and pedestrians are walking down the sidewalks. Ref: Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History -
[Duplicate] Mon Chong & Co., Apablasa Street, early 1920s The front of Mon Chong & Co. along Apablasa Street in the early 1920s. There is a cart along the road on the right and pedestrians walking in the street and on the sidewalk. The buildings are two stories and have an upper-level balcony and flagpoles on the roof. -
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. -
Arthur Chung photo album page Left: Arthur with two friends Top right: Lillian, Nellie, and Arthur, 1920 Bottom right: Arthur, Marian, Nellie, and Lillian, 1921 -
Arthur Chung photo album page Top left: Group at the beach Other three images are of a dog named Fritz. Bottom right image is signed, "Sincerely yours, Fritz" -
Corner of Los Angeles Street and Ferguson Alley, early 1920s The corner of Los Angeles Street and Ferguson Alley. The Wong Family Association is in the center of the photo under a large flag. A peanut stand is set up in front of the Association building. -
Firehouse Building, Plaza Street Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right. -
Firehouse Building, Plaza Street Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right. -
Firehouse Building, Plaza Street Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right. -
Firehouse Building, Plaza Street Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right. -
Firehouse Building, Plaza Street Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right. -
Firehouse Building, Plaza Street Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right. -
Firehouse Building, Plaza Street Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right. -
Firehouse Building, Plaza Street Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right. -
Five women in front of Cameron House. Five women, wearing dresses and standing in front of Cameron House in San Francisco. A door into Cameron House is visible on the left and there's a fence to the right of the women. -
House on Gower Street and Clinton Street, Los Angeles. View from the corner of Gower and Clinton Streets. Three people stand at the entrance of the Lung family home. -
Lugo House Lugo House on the corner of Los Angeles Street and Ferguson Alley. Peanut stand and Wong Association, early 1920s. -
Lung Yep with children, mid 1920's Lung Yep and his children in front of their family home. -
Lung Yep, Mount Tamalpais, resting near Tavern. Lung Yep seated on bench on a path on Mount Tamalpais. -
Mabel Lew graduation portrait Graduation portrait of Mabel Lew from Heald's Business College, Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, California. She sits in an ornate wooden chair and holds a diploma in her lap. -
Marchessault Street, Quong Ying Chong Merchandise, 300 1/2 in front Storefronts along Marchessault Street including Quong Ying Chong Merchandise at 300 1/2. There are lanterns and signs in Chinese in front of the stores and pedestrians are walking down the sidewalks. Ref: Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History -
Marchessault Street, Quong Ying Chong Merchandise, 300 1/2 in front Storefronts along Marchessault Street including Quong Ying Chong Merchandise at 300 1/2. There are lanterns and signs in Chinese in front of the stores and pedestrians are walking down the sidewalks. Ref: Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History -
Mon Chong & Co., Apablasa Street, early 1920s The front of Mon Chong & Co. along Apablasa Street in the early 1920s. There is a cart along the road on the right and pedestrians walking in the street and on the sidewalk. The buildings are two stories and have an upper-level balcony and flagpoles on the roof.
