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The Lee Family of New York Chinatown Since 1888
The Museum of Chinese in America showcases a selection of photographs and artifacts of Harold L.Lee and Sons, Inc. Founded in 1888, the company now serves clients across the country and becomes a cornerstone of Chinatown.
The Lee Family of New York Chinatown Since 1888 showcases Harold L. Lee and Sons, Inc., a cornerstone of Chinatown. Founded in 1888, this year marks the company’s 125th anniversary. MOCA will present a selection of photographs and artifacts from the business, tracing its rise from a small foreign exchange business to national insurance brokerage. The exhibition will take place in MOCA’s recreated general store: a space fashioned to represent an old New York storefront with tin ceilings, built-in wooden cabinets, and brick walls.
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