Series Scope and Contents From the Series: This series is primarily comprised of photographs depicting Chinese life in California, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, and Washington in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Subjects include the construction of western railroad lines, the Gold Rush, the immigrant experience, agricultural and domestic work, and Chinese community life. This series also contains photographs depicting life in China, especially the Guangdong province, as well as images from nineteenth century publications from...

Series Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series consists of typescripts written by scholars from various academic disciplines. Material includes photocopies of complete monographs, as well as clippings excerpted from scholarly publications. Subjects include Chinese history, philosophy, arts, and archaeological and anthropological studies.

Series Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series consists of typescripts written by scholars from various academic disciplines. Material includes photocopies of complete monographs, as well as clippings excerpted from scholarly publications. Subjects include Chinese history, philosophy, arts, and archaeological and anthropological studies.

Series Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series consists of typescripts written by scholars from various academic disciplines. Material includes photocopies of complete monographs, as well as clippings excerpted from scholarly publications. Subjects include Chinese history, philosophy, arts, and archaeological and anthropological studies.

Series Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series consists of typescripts written by scholars from various academic disciplines. Material includes photocopies of complete monographs, as well as clippings excerpted from scholarly publications. Subjects include Chinese history, philosophy, arts, and archaeological and anthropological studies.

Series Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series consists of typescripts written by scholars from various academic disciplines. Material includes photocopies of complete monographs, as well as clippings excerpted from scholarly publications. Subjects include Chinese history, philosophy, arts, and archaeological and anthropological studies.