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Hong King Lum Cafe
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Title
Hong
King
Lum
Cafe
Date
1932
Creator
Frederick-Burkett
Foto
Service
Description
The
Chinese
inscription
on this
photograph
states
: "
United
States
Second
City
Dancing
Party
at
Hong
King
Lum
" The
October
13
,
1932
,
dance
commemorates
the
second
anniversary
of the
establishment's
new
location
.
Numerous
couples
pose
for the
camera
in
dancing
position
. The
cafe
was
established
in
1929
at
308
I
Street
and
moved
to
304
I
Street
in
1930
,
where
it
remained
until
1970
, at
which
time
the
business
was then
moved
to
419
J
Street
. The
restaurant
holds
distinction
, in what was
still
a
pre-air
conditioning
era
, for
being
one
of the
first
area
businesses
to
install
, in
summer
1931
, an
evaporative
cooler
,
known
as a
swamp
cooler
. The
restaurant
closed
in
2004
,
after
98
consecutive
years
of
operation
.
Format
8 x 9.5 in.; b&w
Holding Institution
Sacramento Room, Sacramento Public Library
Rights
This image may be protected by Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.). Copyright restrictions applying to the reproduction and use of this image are available from the Sacramento Public Library.
Street/Neighborhood
304
I
Street
;
Downtown
City/County
Sacramento
Subjects
Business Enterprises
Restaurants
Chinese Americans
Portraits
Collection
Sacramento Room Photograph Collection
Identifying Number
1060
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