Young girl playing in a living room
- AM1523-S6-F23-: 2008-010.1351
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- 1986
Part of Paul Yee fonds
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Young girl playing in a living room
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Young girl playing in a living room
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Young girl at the Dr. Sun Yat-sen Garden
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Young girl at the Dr. Sun Yat-sen Garden
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Wong Mow w unidentififed business partner - 1917
Collector/curator’s description reads: “1917, Vancouver. Shirt maker Wong Mow (seated) with his unnamed business partner. It is believed they pooled their money to open the Modern Silk Shirt Tailors on Main Street in Vancouver. Back of card reads: Postcard Yucho Chow, 23 Pender Street West.”
Collector/curator’s description reads: “1941, Vancouver. Photo of tailor Wong Mow who ran the Modern Silk Shirt Company on Main Street in Vancouver's Chinatown. His actual name was Wong Quon Ho. And he was 20 years old when he arrived in Canada in 1911 on the Chicago Maru. He lived in the back of his shop on Main Street in Chinatown. He had a wife and one child in China. And here in Canada, with his second wife he fathered four children: Wah Wong; Git Wong; Larry Wong and Jennie Wong.
Collector/curator’s description reads: “Circa 1920s, Vancouver. Wong Mow (a tailor who owned Modern Silk Shirt Company on Main Street in Vancouver).”
Collector/curator’s description reads: “C. 1915, Vancouver. Quong John Wong in a suit. Quong was a Vancouver businessman who ran a grocery store and invested in restaurants. It is believed that, for some period, he was a partner/owner in the W.K. Gardens Chop Suey restaurant, a popular banquet-style restaurant that operated in Vancouver's Chinatown from about 1917-1985.”
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Woman, boy, and girl with doll
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Woman, boy, and girl with doll
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Woman, boy, and girl with doll
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Woman in alley in Victoria Chinatown
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Woman at entrance to Shanghai Restaurant on Somerset Street, Ottawa
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Woman and two young children on a couch
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Woman and two young children on a couch
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Woman and two young children on a couch
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Woman and two young children on a bench with an umbrella at Charleson Park
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Woman and two young children on a bench with an umbrella at Charleson Park
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Woman and child with umbrella at Charleson Park
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Wo Fat Bakery, proprietor at work
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Wo Fat Bakery owner Mr. Wing Chong Yuen and an unidentified woman
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Wo Fat Bakery owner Mr. Wing Chong Yuen and an unidentified woman
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