- RBSC-ARC-1679-CC-PH-10-1-CC-PH-01137
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- [1917?]
Depicts four young Chinese men in work overalls. Captioned: "Work?" Additional caption illegible.
Jue, Frank
Depicts four young Chinese men in work overalls. Captioned: "Work?" Additional caption illegible.
Jue, Frank
[Young Chinese man surrounded by leaves]
Captioned: "In the Jungles, many monkees are found-".
Jue, Frank
Captioned: "Salem' Woo".
Jue, Frank
[Four young Chinese women and two children]
Captioned: "Do you remember, [K. Ell]?"
Jue, Frank
[Six young Chinese women sitting on a log]
Captioned: "Why hesitate Boys".
Jue, Frank
[Young Chinese man and young Chinese woman sitting on a rock in the water]
Captioned: "Marooned".
Jue, Frank
[Two Chinese women in front of a bridge and waterfall]
Jue, Frank
[Young Chinese woman standing by a tree]
Captioned: "The Miss Lowe".
Jue, Frank
[Six young Chinese women by the water]
Caption illegible.
Jue, Frank
[Young Chinese man seated on a stump]
Captioned: "His 'Sunday-Go-Meeting Clothes'". Mounted on an album page captioned: "Port Townsend Scenes".
Jue, Frank
[Young Chinese man in overalls]
Captioned: "Notice smile. Must have received a 'letter'. U know Boys". Mounted on an album page captioned: "Port Townsend Scenes".
Jue, Frank
[Two young Chinese men in front of a house]
Captioned: "Seattle [1917]".
Jue, Frank
[Two young Chinese men by the water]
Captioned: "Twins".
Jue, Frank
[Three Chinese women in traditional clothing]
Mounted in an album section captioned: "Allied Bazaar / Auditorium Dec. 5, 6, 7, 8, 1917".
Jue, Frank
[Group portrait of young Chinese women in traditional clothing]
Mounted in an album section captioned: "Allied Bazaar / Auditorium Dec. 5, 6, 7, 8, 1917".
Jue, Frank
[Four Chinese men in and around a car]
Captioned: "Only room for 2."
Jue, Frank
[Chinese woman in front of a tree]
Captioned: "Ma".
Jue, Frank
Drawn over top of the image is a design in the Art Nouveau style.
Jue, Frank
Jue, Frank
[Young Chinese woman and man on a rock in the water]
Captioned: "By the waters of the mighty Oswego"
Jue, Frank
Jue, Frank
[Four Chinese men seated on the deck of a boat]
Jue, Frank
[Six young Chinese woman and one young Chinese man]
Jue, Frank
[Young Chinese man seated on a rock]
Captioned: "Cannon Beach - Ore. July 4 - '18".
Jue, Frank
Depicts a young Chinese man playing tennis.
Jue, Frank
[Group portrait of eight young Chinese men and women]
Captioned: "1918 McCleay Park 1918".
Jue, Frank
Captioned: "'Cutey'"
Jue, Frank
[Group portrait of young Chinese men and women by the water]
Captioned: "Conference Picnic Seattle 1918 Wash."
Jue, Frank
[Young Chinese man sitting on the grass]
Captioned: "Tim".
Jue, Frank
Captioned: "'2 Pears'".
Jue, Frank
Captioned: "Twins?" Mounted on an album page captioned: "Seattle 1918".
Jue, Frank
[Two young seated Chinese women]
Captioned: "'Billikin Special'".
Jue, Frank
[Young Chinese people in a rowboat]
Jue, Frank
Jue, Frank
[Photograph album by Frank Jue]
Frank Jue, or Jue Fong, was a Chinese-American tenor singer from Oregon. Compiled in his teenage years, this album consists of photographs of family, friends and events, showing the personal life of a Chinese-American teen in the 1910's. The photographs are often accompanied by humourous captions.
Jue, Frank
Jue, Frank
Jue, Frank
[Nine young Chinese women in traditional dress]
Jue, Frank
[Six young Chinese people on stone stairs]
Captioned: "Cal. Delegates / Columbia 1918 Highway".
Jue, Frank
[Group portrait of young Chinese students]
Captioned: "Delegates". Mounted on an album page captioned: "Seattle 1918".
Jue, Frank
[Three Chinese people in a car]
Mounted on an album page captioned: "Seattle 1918".
Jue, Frank
Jue, Frank
Jue, Frank
[Group portrait of eleven young Chinese women]
Mounted on an album page captioned: "1918 / Seattle. / W.S. Conference."
Jue, Frank
[Group portrait of nine young Chinese men and women]
Mounted on an album page captioned: "1918 / Seattle. / W.S. Conference."
Jue, Frank
Mounted on an album page captioned: "1918 / Seattle. / W.S. Conference."
Jue, Frank
[Two young Chinese women holding hats]
Jue, Frank
[Two young Chinese women standing in a park]
Jue, Frank