Chinese Historical Society of America
by Julia Morgan
965 Clay Street, United States
Chinese Historical Society of America is a oldest and largest archive and history center documenting the Chinese featured in this guide. Key aspects include chinese, america, american, along with details that reward a closer look. The place tells a small piece of the city’s broader story and atmosphere. For visitors: General admission $15, $10 for students — Wed-Sun (11am-4pm).
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Nearby architecture
- Tin How Temple by O’Brien Brothers, (Builders), 1852
- Ross Alley
- Cable Car Museum by H.K. Stevens and URR House Architect, 1907
- Chinatown Telephone Exchange 1887
- Sing Chong Building by Ross and Burggren
- Pacific-Union Club by Willis Polk, 1884
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