Wong Ho Leun: an American Chinatown [in two volumes]

San Diego: The Great Basin Foundation, 1987. Paperback. Two paperback volumes (1: History, 2: Archeology), as-new; 405 and 555 pages respectively, profusely illustrated. Volume 1 discusses the history of Chinese immigration to Riverside, California, its connection to the citrus industry, the railroads, and biographical material about a number of significant local figures, including the last resident, Wong Ho Leun, for whom the book is named. Volume 2 reports on the archeological discoveries made during the excavation of the Riverside Chinatown site. (Inventory #: 275241)