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Chinese Den, opium and washing. Firehouse on left, Ft. Moore Hill, Lugo House at right. "So this is Nigger Alley - Ferguson Alley." Reproduced through the courtesy of the Bancroft Library University of California, Berkeley, CA. From Los Angeles A City Apart: An Illustrated History by David L. Clark

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  1. Chinese American Collection
  2. Chinese Den
  3. Ferguson Alley
  4. Firehouse
  5. Fort Moore Hill
  6. Los Angeles A City Apart
  7. Lugo House
  8. Nigger Alley
  9. Opium

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