Tuesday, August 11, 2015
More Chinatown
Here is a close-up of a building you can see in the background of yesterday's post. The tall part of the building is identified as "The Lees Benevolent Association". The shorter part of the building is signposted as "Shon Yee Benevolent Association". These associations occupy the upper floors with the street level devoted to businesses. Like the building housing the Tam Kung Temple, this double building is very narrow and the four doorways visible yield two fractional addresses (614½ and 612½).
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It is quite a distinctive building.
ReplyDeleteHave you ever seen the Sam Kee Building in Vancouver? Speaking of narrow buildings.
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