Chinese Historical Society of America Museum

San Francisco is the first stop for many Chinese to set foot on the territory of the United States, and this is itself a place where Chinese people lived before. The Huamei Museum gives us a very comprehensive introduction to the history of Chinese labor to the United States.

The Huamei Museum is a relatively large museum. San Francisco is a city where Chinese arrived earlier. Therefore, the Huamei Museum has a lot of information. It is very comprehensive to show us the history of Chinese Americans. It is worth to understand this history.

San Francisco is one of the earliest Chinese cities to set foot in the United States, and the Huamei Museum is the place to commemorate this history. The museum in Chinatown shows us the history of Chinese people and the history of struggle. It is very difficult.

The area where Union Station is located was originally Chinatown. When preparing to build Union Station in the 1930s, Chinatown was forced to migrate a few blocks north, and many of the memorials of Chinese culture that had precipitated more than a hundred years disappeared, which is regrettable, and the porcelain bowls and disks of traditional Chinese crafts can still be dug in this area. When the demolition was completed, the building was left behind, becoming the only remaining knot to sustain the Chinese mood. On December 22, 2003, the Huamei Museum opened here.

The Huamei Museum is really quite big. It is the largest Chinese museum in the United States. The four main exhibition halls opened in the first phase. The pictures and objects on display include the clothes, jewelry, daily necessities, stationery, furniture, immigrant confessions, and even the medicine cabinet of the whole Chinese medicine shop. Counter, as well as the big food chef in the grocery store. There is a story behind every cultural relics here! Worth seeing! Praise!

Mainly introduce the history and sweat of Chinese people, especially the Taishan people from Guangdong Province, to San Francisco to dig and build railways