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Two Japanese American businessmen Charles T. Takahashi and Edward Y. Osawa pleaded not guilty in court after being charged with attempting to send gasoline storage tanks to Japan.

Relatives of Willie Mak may have helped him destroy evidence related to the Massacre.

1) Group photo of women in Tea Ceremony Club celebrating 350 years 2) Group photo of Kendo Club taken at Nisei Veterans Hall

Two photocopies of two photos: 1) Bellevue Japanese Seinenkai (1927) and 2) Furuya Co. Workers, Sunday School, Japanese class of First Methodist Church located at 5th and Marion St., Seattle; class of 1934

A look at the differences (and even similarities) between a Japanese family and a Japanese American family.

Good summary and some history of tong activity in light of the Golden Dragon massacres.

The "Eight Pound Livelihood" is an exhibit on Chinese laundry workers, and was developed by the New York Chinatown History Project and the New York State Museum. Robert Glick and Paul Calhoun took 60 black-and-white photographs of New York's…