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Chinatown in Cumberland B.C. Showing Mah Kim’s Store and Buildings Owned by Wong Suey and “Slugger”
The Buildings in this photo have been identified as: Mah Kim’s Store-later a gambling hall (right), a building owned by Wong Suey (middle, rear), and a building owned by “Slugger” (behind the car).
The buildings in this photo are: Mah Kim’s store that was later a gambling hall (right); the middle building belonged to Wong Suey, and the building behind the car belonged to “Slugger.”
Chinatown, Cumberland B.C. Showing Mah Kim’s Store and Buildings Owned by Wong Suey and “Slugger”
Buildings identified in this photo are: Mah Kim’s store- later a gambling hall (right), building belonging to Wong Suey (Middle, Rear), building belonging to “sluggler” (behind car).
People identified in this photo are: Chan Tan and Leung Kong Wing (In unspecified locations on the top), Toa Hun, Wong Dick, Fung Yin, Cheung, Lon Kung Ching, Mah Kim, Lim Lip Pon, Mar Yin Yoon, Lum Lup Wing, Ho San Nan, Chong Kee Bill (In unspeci...
Shan Gai Road in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
Ken – the cook at the Bamboo Inn in Comox B.C. lived in the building on the left; next in line is the home of Mah Wee Wong, then the home of Wong Gola. There is a road leading to a pigpen that was owned by Mah Kim.
Shan-Gai Road in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
Ken, who was the cook at the Bamboo Inn in Comox B.C. lived in the building on the left of this photo; then Mah Wee Wong, and Wong Gola. The road leads to a pig pen that was owned by Mah Kim.
Six Chinese Men Outside of Charlie Sing Chong’s New Store at No. 7 Mine in Bevan, Cumberland B.C.
Two of the people identified in this photo are: Mah Kim –Store Keeper (Left), and Kai Yuen –Laundry Man (Right).