Entrance to Chinese Joss House Oneida alley, SF [Oneida Place?]

1901

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

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Verso: Numerous numberings, many scratched out: #48, 38a, #28, 1.P.M.
Researcher-supplied information: the lintel reads "Tan Kung Temple." It could be the entrance to the Tam Clan Association at No. 3 Oneida Place, which did have a joss house in the 1890s.

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