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Devon Lee was Preparing her Class Presentation on Nov. 14th, 2023, Photograph Taken by Yue Ma
Conservation Treatment of a Tánggŭ (堂鼓) from the MOCA Collections by Devon Lee
Rehoused Opium Pipe after Conservation Treatment, Photograph taken by Yue Ma
Conservation Treatment of a Nineteenth-century Opium Pipe and a Big-headed Monk Mask (Daaih Tauh Taht) from the MOCA Collections by Halina Piasecki
Devon Lee was doing a Presentation at her Class on Nov. 14th, 2023, Photograph Taken by Yue Ma
Conservation Treatment of a Tian-Tsui Headdress from the MOCA Collections, by Devon Lee
2024.010.028 Zhang Youyi sitting on a chair crocheting. Courtesy of Fern Tse and Margaret Mow, Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) Collection.
Zhang Youyi’s Qipaos and Family Photographs
Piano rolls typically feature lyrics to accompany the music, in case you wanted to sing along. Courtesy of Alex Jay, Museum of Chinese in American (MOCA) Collection.
Flower Drum Song Piano Player Roll
House of P.Y. Chong Restaurant Menu Front Cover. Courtesy of Roy Delbyck, Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) Collection.
Hawaiian Chinese Restaurant House of P.Y. Chong Wartime Menu
Music Sheet “China we owe a lot to you.” Courtesy of Sam Kohl, Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) Collection.
Sam Kohl Music Sheet Collection
New Life Movement, Card Number 28, front. Courtesy of Charlotte Brooks. Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) Collection.
New Life Movement Picture Cards
A postcard of Lee’s Restaurant, with a shot of the exterior and unique circular sign. Courtesy of Alex Jay. Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) Collection.
Old Chinatown restaurant matchbooks and postcards
Arthur Lem’s coaching book, circa 1926. Courtesy of Warren and Howard Lem. Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) Collection.
Arthur Lem’s Coaching Book, circa 1926.
T’ai Chi sword from Cheng Man-Chings Shr Jung School originally located at 211 Canal Street, New York. Courtesy of Ken Van Sickle, Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) Collection.
T’ai Chi Sword from Cheng Man-Ching’s Shr Jung School
Post Card. Courtesy of Sam Kohl, Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) Collection.
Sam Kohl Postcard Collection
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