Exterior view of the Shinto Temple on Terminal Island at the Port of Los Angeles, ca.1920
Description
Photograph of an exterior view of the Shinto Temple on Terminal Island at the Port of Los Angeles, ca.1920. The temple can be seen at center with a sloped roof. An outdoor staircase can be seen at right, while what appears to be a miniature temple propped up on a wooden pole can be seen towards the foreground. Foliage is visible in the extreme center foreground, while trees are visible at left and in the background. A second building is partially visible at right.
The Shinto Temple on Terminal Island between Wilmington and San Pedro was a place of worship for thousands of Japanese who lived there and who either worked as fishermen in the hundreds of boats operating from Fish Harbor or worked in the canneries there. This building was demolished after the Japanese evacuation in 1942.
Title:
Exterior view of the Shinto Temple on Terminal Island at the Port of Los Angeles, ca.1920
Record ID:
chs-m995
Names & Dates
Created:
[circa] 1920
Publisher:
[host] University of Southern California. Libraries
Subject
Topic:
Harbors , Japanese Americans , [file heading] Los Angeles -- San Pedro and Wilmington -- LA Harbor -- General , [file heading] Los Angeles -- San Pedro and Wilmington -- Architecture -- General , buildings
Coverage:
[circa] 1920
Place:
[populated places] San Pedro
[cities] Los Angeles
[counties] Los Angeles
[states/provinces] California
[countries] USA
Relationships
Part Of:
[collection] Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce Collection, 1890-1960
[project] USC
Physical
Type:
images
Format:
photographic prints
1 photograph : photoprint, b&w ; 21 x 26 cm.
photographs
Access
Rights:
California Historical Society
Repository:
USC Libraries Special Collections
Doheny Memorial Library, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0189
specol@usc.edu
Ordering:
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Identifiers
Record ID:
chs-m995
Source:
[record id] USC-2-1-1-1013
[accession no] 44525
[call no] CHS-44525
[unidentified no] 915



