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Japanese Americans of Fresno's Chinatown- The Yokomis and Central Fish Market
The story of Akira and Nofuko Yokomi and Central Fish Market
The Japanese Americans Invite You to Dinner, Fresno, CA, circa 1936
A who's who of the Japanese community in 1936. Biographies of Noriaki Morita, Sanichi Maruko, Tokio Shirakawa, Soichi Hasegawa, Sugimatsu Ikeda, and Yasoichi 'Tom' Kanagawa.
The Japanese Americans of Fresno's Chinatown: Crime, cash, politics and a name on a building- 1902-1917,
The colorful story of Hidekima Iwata and his impact on the community.
Japanese Americans: Maruko Cyclery- 947 F Street, Fresno, CA 1915
The story of the Maruko Family and their business- Maruko Cyclery.
1890-1930 Masuda China-Japantown Map Fresno
Hand-drawn map with names of businesses and people, by Nori Masuda for the Japanese American Project 1980.
Frank Kamiyama's Spectacular Kern and F Street 1915-1917
1915-1917 Fresno Chinatown Kern Street
Guide to the Brad Shirakawa Collection of the Fresno Area Japanese Americans
Information regarding the collection
Miss Jessie C. Fraser
A biographical sketch of Jessie C. Fraser.
Miss Fraser along with Clara Woodside opened the Cross Sanitarium at 1060 J Street (now Fulton) in Fresno. It was named for Dr. W.W. Cross of Fresno who had suggested the establishment.
Miss Fraser along with Clara Woodside opened the Cross Sanitarium at 1060 J Street (now Fulton) in Fresno. It was named for Dr. W.W. Cross of Fresno who had suggested the establishment.
John M. Wrightson
A biographical sketch and photo of John M. Wrightson. Mr. Wrightson was originally from Bridgeton, New Jersey. He was a capitalist and real estate dealer in western Fresno County.
Thomas L. Woodruff
A biographical sketch and photo of Thomas L. Woodruff. Mr. Woodruff was involved in the packing houses of Fresno. He worked for the Curtis Fruit Company, John H. Leslie and Company, Phoenix Packing Company and the Guggenhime Company.