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Family of Wong-She Gong

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Family of Wong-She Gong, 1930 (Internet Archive)
Family of Wong-She Gong, 1930 (Internet Archive)
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Historical family portrait from China circa 1930 showing wife of Wong-She Gong's brother with son and daughter-in-law. Public-domain photograph.


This photograph shows three family members connected to Wong-She Gong, taken around 1930. The subjects are identified as the wife of Wong-She Gong's brother, her son, and her daughter-in-law.

The photographer is not recorded. The archive caption describes the image as a historical family portrait from China, though the photograph is held in a California collection.

The record comes from the Tulare County Library. Tulare County sits in California's San Joaquin Valley, a farming region that developed through irrigated agriculture in the late nineteenth century. The county library maintains a local history photograph collection documenting ordinary residents and families rather than public figures.

The photograph was digitised through California Revealed, a statewide programme that makes material from California libraries, archives, museums and historical societies publicly available online.

Compiled from the catalogue record and reference notes on the formats and events involved. The archive record above is the primary source.


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