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Unfinished History

Historical Essay

"I was there..."

Primary Source

SOURCES FOR TEXT

by James Sobredo, Fall 1997, excerpted from "From Manila Bay to Daly City: Filipinos in San Francisco" in Reclaiming San Francisco: History, Politics, and Culture, A City Lights Anthology

by Pete Holloran

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CAPTIONS FOR IMAGES
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The International Hotel on Kearny Street was the last part of Manilatown.
Photo: Eddie Foronda

Presidio clarkia (Clarkia franciscana)
Image: Margo Bors

Haight & Clayton: 1994
Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA

Aquatic Park
Drawing: Harper's

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Photo: San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library

FORMAT FOR ARTICLE SUMMARIES

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Summary goes here…

VIDEO INCLUSION

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KEYWORDS/CATEGORIES

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+ Themes (like Labor, Dissent, Power and Money, etc.)

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