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Chinatown Night scene | '''Chinatown Night scene''' | ||
''Photo by Arnold Genthe'' | |||
The Chinese presence in San Francisco dates back to the Gold Rush with new waves of immigrants arriving periodcially, especially after immigration reform in 1965. | |||
[[ | [[Chinese Immigration | Chinatown]] | ||
[[ | [[A Glittering Ghetto | Glittering Ghetto]] | ||
[[ | [[Death Ships | Death Ships]] | ||
[[ | [[Chinatown's Opium Dens | Opium Dens]] | ||
[[ | [[The Six Companies | Six Cos. and Tongs]] | ||
[[ | [[Island of Immortals: Chinese Immigrants and the Angel Island Immigration Station | Immigration]] | ||
[[ | [[Oofty Goofty Stars in Romeo and Juliet | Bella Union]] | ||
[[ | [[Chinese Telephone Exchange | Chinese News!]] | ||
[[ | [[The Golden Dragon Restaurant Massacre | Golden Dragon]] | ||
[[ | [[Chinatown Vice | Cribs]] | ||
[[ | [[Alleys of Ill-Repute | Ross Alley, Waverly Place]] | ||
[[ | [[Chinese Temples in San Francisco | Temples]] | ||
[[ | [[Fly From Evil | Fly From Evil]] | ||
[[ | [[Donaldina Cameron House | Donaldina Cameron]] | ||
[[Chinese | [[Ancient Chinese Oracle Scoops Chicago Tribune - By Four Months! | Kong Chow]] | ||
[[ | [[Chinese Exclusion Law | Exclusion Act]] | ||
[[ | [[Beating the INS | Beat the INS]] | ||
[[ | [[Detained on Angel Island | Detained on Angel Island]] | ||
[[ | [[Self-Organized Detainees | Self-Organized Detainees]] | ||
[[ | [[The Glittering Ghetto Revisited | 1920s]] | ||
[[ | [[Yun Gee and the Chinese Revolutionary Artists' Club | Yun Gee and CRAC]] | ||
[[ | [[Analysis | Chinatown Painting]] | ||
[[Chinese | [[info on Chinese Rev. Art Club | Footnotes]] | ||
[[ | [[Chinese as Medical Scapegoats, 1870-1905 | Medical Scapegoats]] | ||
[[ | [[19th Century Medical Self-Help | Medical Self-Help]] | ||
[[Chinese shrimping village|Chinese shrimping village]] | |||
[[Chinese Immigration | [[Chinese Immigration | Prev. Document]] [[Chinatown's Opium Dens | Next Document]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:34, 29 April 2021
Chinatown Night scene
Photo by Arnold Genthe
The Chinese presence in San Francisco dates back to the Gold Rush with new waves of immigrants arriving periodcially, especially after immigration reform in 1965.