Add to ORKGChinatown area of Cavenagh Street. Shops, L-R: Fong Yuen Kee; Yuen's home; bakery; Yuen's billiards; Fong Kee Restaurant, light truck in foreground .Moyle, Phyllis J.Date:193
Shops on the corner of Cavenagh and Knuckey Street. Chin Arcade, Sun Cheong Long Menswear, Returned ...
Cavenagh Street including Chung King Cafe on the left, Gordon's Don Hotel on the right and the Tree ...
Cavenagh Street, looking south from Knuckey Street intersection.Rodd, A. H.Date:193
Cavenagh Street pre-war showing the Canton Cafe and a variety of other premises in Chinatown looking...
Looking north up Cavenagh Street from Tree of Knowledge (Banyan) Chinese shops and businesses includ...
Cavenagh Street (captioned The Main Street) showing the Don Stadium, Yet Loong, Man Fong Lau, Imperi...
Shops, Chinatown, Cavenagh Street, Darwin. (Man Fong Lau is double storey building, Pak Poy's single...
View of Cavenagh Street showing Man Fong Lau's building and others.Unknown.Date:193
Cavenagh Street in 'Chinatown' showing rows of corrugated iron buildings with verandahs.Austin, Jean...
Chinatown on Cavenagh Street, horse and cart walking down the street.Chaffey, Jan.Date:192
Cavenagh Street - site of Chinatown razed by soldiers during the war. Power Station chimney in the d...
Looking down Cavenagh Street Man Fong Lau and Co shop clearly visible Shop next door "?? Sang" sign ...
Cavenagh Street, looking towards the Harbour. The building front right is Sue Wah Chin's and behind ...
Chinese procession, Cavenagh Street. Shops L-R: Bob Toupein's shop, Imperial Cafe, Casey's Cream Bak...
View of Cavenagh Street in the early 1930s. Imperial Cafe on the left, Man Fong Lau & Co. building.B...
Shops on the corner of Cavenagh and Knuckey Street. Chin Arcade, Sun Cheong Long Menswear, Returned ...
Cavenagh Street including Chung King Cafe on the left, Gordon's Don Hotel on the right and the Tree ...
Cavenagh Street, looking south from Knuckey Street intersection.Rodd, A. H.Date:193
Cavenagh Street pre-war showing the Canton Cafe and a variety of other premises in Chinatown looking...
Looking north up Cavenagh Street from Tree of Knowledge (Banyan) Chinese shops and businesses includ...
Cavenagh Street (captioned The Main Street) showing the Don Stadium, Yet Loong, Man Fong Lau, Imperi...
Shops, Chinatown, Cavenagh Street, Darwin. (Man Fong Lau is double storey building, Pak Poy's single...
View of Cavenagh Street showing Man Fong Lau's building and others.Unknown.Date:193
Cavenagh Street in 'Chinatown' showing rows of corrugated iron buildings with verandahs.Austin, Jean...
Chinatown on Cavenagh Street, horse and cart walking down the street.Chaffey, Jan.Date:192
Cavenagh Street - site of Chinatown razed by soldiers during the war. Power Station chimney in the d...
Looking down Cavenagh Street Man Fong Lau and Co shop clearly visible Shop next door "?? Sang" sign ...
Cavenagh Street, looking towards the Harbour. The building front right is Sue Wah Chin's and behind ...
Chinese procession, Cavenagh Street. Shops L-R: Bob Toupein's shop, Imperial Cafe, Casey's Cream Bak...
View of Cavenagh Street in the early 1930s. Imperial Cafe on the left, Man Fong Lau & Co. building.B...
Shops on the corner of Cavenagh and Knuckey Street. Chin Arcade, Sun Cheong Long Menswear, Returned ...
Cavenagh Street including Chung King Cafe on the left, Gordon's Don Hotel on the right and the Tree ...
Cavenagh Street, looking south from Knuckey Street intersection.Rodd, A. H.Date:193
