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Our Chinatown Landmarks Story Stroll
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Our Stories, Our Chinatown Landmarks is an ongoing audio exploration of memory and place, produced by Think!Chinatown. Through a story stroll around the neighborhood, we visit and remember our community members’ own personal landmarks and memories in Manhattan’s Chinatown. Our Stories, Our Chinatown Landmarks is a part of Chinatown Arts Festival 2023, produced by Think!Chinatown.
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45 Mott Street
Manhattan: Mott Street - Bayard Street Mott Street, south from a point between Bayard and Pell Streets, and across the latter to Park Street. In the background, is the R. C. Church of the Transfiguration. Note the non-oriental aspect of this locale. View 1 is the original, View 2 a photostat positive. About 1890 Eugene L. Armbruster Collection
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The Lin Sing Associations’ new building golden brick building at 47-49 Mott (New Building application no. 400 of 1926) was the second purpose-built association in Chinatown to incorporate ta tong lau-style gallery into the second floor. Though specified in this drawing as copper, the modest Chinese-inspired roofs were clad in green tiles. Manhattan Department of Buildings Plan Collection, Block 201, Lot 7. NYC Municipal Archives.
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Man Chee Dramatic and Benevolent Association 民智劇社 Our Stories, Our Chinatown Landmarks - Think!Chinatown
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Man Chee Dramatic and Benevolent Association 民智劇社 Our Stories, Our Chinatown Landmarks - Think!Chinatown
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Man Chee Dramatic and Benevolent Association 民智劇社 Our Stories, Our Chinatown Landmarks - Think!Chinatown
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Man Chee Dramatic and Benevolent Association 民智劇社 Our Stories, Our Chinatown Landmarks - Think!Chinatown
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