Portion of large picture showing the famous Wong Hing (Huang Xing), left, seated, in front of Chinese Nationalist Party Headquarters in Old Los Angeles Chinatown. In late September 1915, Wong Hing was in Los Angeles to express condolences to the widow of Homer Lea and to visit the gravesite. He also was in Los Angeles to seek continued support from the Chinese community for the new government in China. Wong Hing was regarded as a great revolutionary leader and close associate of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.

Portion of large picture showing the famous Wong Hing (Huang Xing), left, seated, in front of Chinese Nationalist Party Headquarters in Old Los Angeles Chinatown. In late September 1915, Wong Hing was in Los Angeles to express condolences to the widow of Homer Lea and to visit the gravesite. He also was in Los Angeles to seek continued support from the Chinese community for the new government in China. Wong Hing was regarded as a great revolutionary leader and close associate of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.

Portion of large picture showing the famous Wong Hing (Huang Xing), left, seated, in front of Chinese Nationalist Party Headquarters in Old Los Angeles Chinatown. In late September 1915, Wong Hing was in Los Angeles to express condolences to the widow of Homer Lea and to visit the gravesite. He also was in Los Angeles to seek continued support from the Chinese community for the new government in China. Wong Hing was regarded as a great revolutionary leader and close associate of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.

Portion of large picture showing the famous Wong Hing (Huang Xing), left, seated, in front of Chinese Nationalist Party Headquarters in Old Los Angeles Chinatown. In late September 1915, Wong Hing was in Los Angeles to express condolences to the widow of Homer Lea and to visit the gravesite. He also was in Los Angeles to seek continued support from the Chinese community for the new government in China. Wong Hing was regarded as a great revolutionary leader and close associate of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.

Portion of large picture showing the famous Wong Hing (Huang Xing), left, seated, in front of Chinese Nationalist Party Headquarters in Old Los Angeles Chinatown. In late September 1915, Wong Hing was in Los Angeles to express condolences to the widow of Homer Lea and to visit the gravesite. He also was in Los Angeles to seek continued support from the Chinese community for the new government in China. Wong Hing was regarded as a great revolutionary leader and close associate of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.

Portion of large picture showing the famous Wong Hing (Huang Xing), left, seated, in front of Chinese Nationalist Party Headquarters in Old Los Angeles Chinatown. In late September 1915, Wong Hing was in Los Angeles to express condolences to the widow of Homer Lea and to visit the gravesite. He also was in Los Angeles to seek continued support from the Chinese community for the new government in China. Wong Hing was regarded as a great revolutionary leader and close associate of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.

Portion of large picture showing the famous Wong Hing (Huang Xing), left, seated, in front of Chinese Nationalist Party Headquarters in Old Los Angeles Chinatown. In late September 1915, Wong Hing was in Los Angeles to express condolences to the widow of Homer Lea and to visit the gravesite. He also was in Los Angeles to seek continued support from the Chinese community for the new government in China. Wong Hing was regarded as a great revolutionary leader and close associate of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.

Portion of large picture showing the famous Wong Hing (Huang Xing), left, seated, in front of Chinese Nationalist Party Headquarters in Old Los Angeles Chinatown. In late September 1915, Wong Hing was in Los Angeles to express condolences to the widow of Homer Lea and to visit the gravesite. He also was in Los Angeles to seek continued support from the Chinese community for the new government in China. Wong Hing was regarded as a great revolutionary leader and close associate of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.

Portion of large picture showing the famous Wong Hing (Huang Xing), left, seated, in front of Chinese Nationalist Party Headquarters in Old Los Angeles Chinatown. In late September 1915, Wong Hing was in Los Angeles to express condolences to the widow of Homer Lea and to visit the gravesite. He also was in Los Angeles to seek continued support from the Chinese community for the new government in China. Wong Hing was regarded as a great revolutionary leader and close associate of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.

Portion of large picture showing the famous Wong Hing (Huang Xing), left, seated, in front of Chinese Nationalist Party Headquarters in Old Los Angeles Chinatown. In late September 1915, Wong Hing was in Los Angeles to express condolences to the widow of Homer Lea and to visit the gravesite. He also was in Los Angeles to seek continued support from the Chinese community for the new government in China. Wong Hing was regarded as a great revolutionary leader and close associate of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.

Portion of large picture showing the famous Wong Hing (Huang Xing), left, seated, in front of Chinese Nationalist Party Headquarters in Old Los Angeles Chinatown. In late September 1915, Wong Hing was in Los Angeles to express condolences to the widow of Homer Lea and to visit the gravesite. He also was in Los Angeles to seek continued support from the Chinese community for the new government in China. Wong Hing was regarded as a great revolutionary leader and close associate of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.

Portion of large picture showing the famous Wong Hing (Huang Xing), left, seated, in front of Chinese Nationalist Party Headquarters in Old Los Angeles Chinatown. In late September 1915, Wong Hing was in Los Angeles to express condolences to the widow of Homer Lea and to visit the gravesite. He also was in Los Angeles to seek continued support from the Chinese community for the new government in China. Wong Hing was regarded as a great revolutionary leader and close associate of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.

Portion of large picture showing the famous Wong Hing (Huang Xing), left, seated, in front of Chinese Nationalist Party Headquarters in Old Los Angeles Chinatown. In late September 1915, Wong Hing was in Los Angeles to express condolences to the widow of Homer Lea and to visit the gravesite. He also was in Los Angeles to seek continued support from the Chinese community for the new government in China. Wong Hing was regarded as a great revolutionary leader and close associate of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.

Envelope with Chinese writing that contained a photo of Paul Quon (ref: CHSSC-81-02-16).

Envelope with Chinese writing that contained a photo of Paul Quon (ref: CHSSC-81-02-16).

Envelope with faint Chinese writing

Envelope with Chinese writing that contained photo CHSSC-81-02-15.

Envelope with Chinese writing that contained photo CHSSC-81-02-14.

Envelope with Chinese writing that contained photo CHSSC-81-02-13.

Envelope with Chinese writing that contained photo CHSSC-81-02-12.

Envelope with Chinese writing that contained photo CHSSC-81-02-09.

Chinese man in three-piece suit and polka dot tie. Outside of envelope: 關國煒相 | 國村子来

Portrait of Quan Him (關瑞添). He took over the restaurant China Lily Cafe in Gardena from Howard Quon's father. He wears a checked suit and has slicked back hair.

Young Chinese man with short hair wearing white traditional shirt.

Chinese man with short, tousled hair wearing sports jacket and dark, striped turtleneck sweater. Outside of envelope: 田处

Chinese man with short hair with side part. He wears a dark suit with tall club collar, vertical striped shirt, and skinny tie with 4 horizontal stripes. Writing on back of picture.

Chinese man with short, slicked-back hair wearing three-piece suit long tie that is bunched up out of vest. Photo in brown envelope with Chinese writing on front.

Chinese man local to Los Angeles in three-piece suit. Hair sticking up in front. Came in brown envelope with Chinese writing on front.

Young Chinese man, 關崇沛 (Quan Sung Pui), with short haircut and wearing a suit and tie

Oval-shaped photo of a young Chinese man with short hair wearing a dark shirt with high collar.

Young Chinese boy with Manchu queue wearing traditional Chinese shirt.

A yellowed envelope measuring 3 1/2" x 5 3/4" with Chinese writing on it

Portrait of Quan Bing, a merchant and stakeholder of Yuen Lee Produce Company. He has short, graying hair and wears a three-piece suit.

Portrait of a Chinese man, 關稳成 (Quan Wan Sing), with side parted hair facing the camera and wearing dark suit, white shirt with vertical stripes, and checked necktie. Picture is in cardboard frame envelope.

Portrait of a Chinese man, 關稳成 (Quan Wan Sing), with side parted hair facing the camera and wearing dark suit, white shirt with vertical stripes, and checked necktie. Picture is in cardboard frame envelope.