Chinese men trying to carve a better life for their loved ones in China played a significant role in shaping Oregon history. This is one of their stories from John Day.
Top: The Kam Wah Chung building in John Day built approximately 1870. Bottom: Inside the building - the apothecary and small store that served the Chinese community.
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