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The Chinese Oral History Project encompasses stories of Chinese Americans, as well as Chinese immigrants and their experiences around the…

These interviews are in support of the "From Awareness to Healing", the API HIV/AIDS exhibition at the Wing Luke Asian Museum.

The Danny Woo Community Garden lies in the Chinatown/International District. When development in Seattle threatened the Chinatown-International…

Oral History Interviews as part of the "If Tired Hands Could Talk: Stories of APA Garment Workers" interview efforts. APA garment workers or their…

This collection highlights stories of the US immigration experience, particuarly at the INS building in Seattle. Now INScape Arts, the INS building…

The 1910 East Kong Yick Building was erected by the Kong Yick Investment Company in Seattle’s Chinatown/International District on King Street. It…

The Chinatown-International District (CID), also known as Chinatown or Nihonmachi, is located southeast of Pioneer Square and south of of the central…

Higo, or the Higo 10 Cent Store (now Kobo at Higo Art Gallery), is located on S Jackson Street. Higo is part of Seattle's Japantown and was a place…

These artists and stories represent the Artists of the Chinatown International District. An online source of Asian Pacific American visual artists and…

Takano Studios was responsible for many memorabilia and photographs featuring Japanese immigrants. Originally owned by Tay Takano, Takano sold his…