Doorway, Bartlett Alley. [22 Bartlett Alley, or possibly Ross Alley.]

1902

Charles Albert Rogers paintings of Chinatown, San Francisco. 1901-1902

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Verso: Numerous numberings, many scratched out: #11, #35, #6. Bartless Alley title information transcribed from pencil notation on back of board.
Bartlett Alley was also known as Lozier Street, running between Jackson and Pacific Streets. Later called Beckett Street.
Researcher-supplied information, based on business signs: Tuck Lee at left of doorway, and Kong Fong restaurant at right. The 1905 business directory gives Ross Alley addresses for these establishments.

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