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Framed black and white photograph of full length view of the founder of the Konkodo Church in Seattle. He wears a white robe called a Shozoku. His hands, folded in front of him, hold a shaku, a flat wooden sceptre-like wand. He wears a black…

A: Black and white copy photograph of original showing Danny Woo toasting a Taiwan government official. At the banquet table is Gov. Dan Evans to the left and Joe Locke to the right. B: Negative of above

A: Black and white photograph, copy of original, of the corner of the "New Chinatown Dine and Dance, Floor Show". Exterior view shows the sign with the steaming rice bowl and chopsticks. B: Negative of above.

A: Black and white photograph of the Tacoma Hotel, 822 S. Jackson St., c.1940 with Hikida Furniture and Appliance, and Toktow Shoe Co. at street level, "b & w #677" on back B: Black and white photograph of the Tacoma Hotel being demolished to make…

Black and white photograph of a group of 7 Japanese male performers in costume with musical instruments (drum, flute, cybal), two men in masks carrying fans, lion dancer posed with caucasion men and women and two girls seated on stone camel out of…

Sepia photograph of a large group of men and women standing on stairs. In the center stand the First Hill Drum and Bugle Core of the Seattle Area boy scouts. Under the photograph is printed "Fifth Biennial Northwest Council Convention * Japanese…

Sepia toned photograph of teacher, Ruth Kaasa and students at Walville elementary school on school steps. Inserted in a brown card stock frame and folder with an embossed emblem.

Sepia toned photograph of Mary Fujita dressed in hat and coat in front of utility pole and 2 tires. Car in background. Photograph was enclosed with letter 1993.60.1H, October 6, 1926.

Sepia toned studio photograph of Mary and Joe Fujita. She is dressed in a coat with a fur collar and a hat, he is dressed in a suit. They are sitting down. Taken by Jackson Studio, Seattle in the form of a post card.

Sepia toned photograph of teacher, Ruth Kaasa on the left and her former pupil, Mary Fujita on the right outside schoolhouse. On the back is written "Ruth K. and Mary Fujita, Walville, Washington, ca. 1924"