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Three Coins: A Young Girl's Story of Kindappings, Slavery and Romance in 19th Century America

Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019, 2 p.m.

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Join the 1882 Foundation's monthly Talk Story program [5]for a discussion with Russell Low, who discovered a 1903 Hong Family photograph that sparked a decades long search for the stories behind the picture. Three Coins is one of the untold stories of women who endured and built the foundation of Chinese American families. 

Free and open to the public

Located at the I (Eye) St. Conference Center | 600 Massachusetts Ave. NW (Use the Public Parking entry way located on I (Eye) street, and take the elevator to Level C)

 

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