[In the original documents the company is sometimes referred to as the Wing Hong Tai Company and sometimes the Wing Hong Hai Company.]
Exhibits by The Friends of The Dalles Chinatown and the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center and Museum, 5000 Discovery Drive, The Dalles, OR
The Sanborn map showing the location of the Wing Yuen Company and Chinese lodgings. Photos of Seid family, Wong Sen and Wong Gen Chuey, Lee Ho, Wa Poi, Toui See, Lee Sam, Lee Jeon Kue, Chan Shee, and Lee Tom.
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum’s display of artifacts from the Marilyn Urness Collection. These artifacts were collected over fifty years and loaned to the museum. For more information see Marilyn Urness’s well-written historically researched and documented book, Chinatown, The Dalles, Oregon 1860-1930
Chinese Exclusion Act Case Files 
Amazing! Thank you for showing us this. I never would have known.
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The Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum is a beautiful facility and has so much history–the Chinese, Native American, and early Caucasian pioneers. Everyone I met was really into history.
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This is good to know. I had never heard anything about Chinese in the Dalles. I am trained as a professional archeologist. I do know of some old Chinese homesites above the Humboldt dig in Canyon City but nobody is interested. Are you?
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HI David, Contact the Northwest Chinese History Group. They welcome respectful discussion of all aspects of the history of the Chinese migrant diaspora in the greater Pacific Northwest and beyond.
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Trish
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