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  • Emily Lowe in a white dress stands to the left of her dad, Herman Lowe in a suit standing at the side of their house.

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    Herman and Emily Lowe

    Herman Lowe, Mamie’s husband, with their daughter, Emily, circa 1912.

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  • Mamie with her children, Emily and Harold, and sister Emily pose for a postcard in a plane holding their hats.

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    Tape Family Postcard

    Mamie (right) with her children, Emily and Harold, and her sister, Emily, pose for a tourist postcard in Portland, circa 1912.

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  • Frank Tape sits in his father's office, working at a typewriter. In the back the office door is open, upon the door is, "MR.TAPE."

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    Frank Tape at the Pacific Mail Steamship Company

    Frank at his father’s office at the Pacific Mail Steamship Company wharf in the late 1890s.

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  • Mary Tape sitting in the center of Marnie and Frank Tape for a photo.

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    Mary, Mamie, and Frank Tape, 1890s

    Mary, Mamie, and Frank Tape in the 1890.

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  • The Tape family home on Russell Street behind a chain link fence. A field of vegetation sits in front.

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    Russell Street House

    The Tape home at 2123 Russell Street, Berkeley, circa 1895. Photograph by Mary Tape.

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  • Gertrude Tape in a black dress walking to the left of her taller friend in a white traditional dress.

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    Gertrude Tape and Friend

    Gertrude Tape (left) and an unidentified girl on Clay Avenue, behind the Chinese Presbyterian Church in San Francisco, 1894.

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  • Portrait of Gertrude Ella Tape dressed in a long black dress and a white lace headpiece leading against a stone column while holding her doll.

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    Gertrude Tape

    Portrait of Gertrude Ella Tape in the early 1890s.

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  • The article shows two drawings of the Tape family in between writings that details their accomplishments.

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    “What a Chinese Girl Did”

    An article profiling the “accomplishments” of the Tape Family featured in The Morning Call, circa 1892.

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  • Joseph Tape with his hunting rifle and two bird dogs with three buildings seen in the background up a hill.

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    Joseph Tape Hunting

    Joseph Tape with his hunting rifle and bird dogs, circa 1880.

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  • Joseph Tape's express building on the left in Sacramento and Dupont street. A horse and wagon can be seen in the front with scattered crowds walking.

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    Joseph Express Office

    Photo of the Dupont and Sacramento streets (heart of the Chinese quarter) in San Francisco, circa 1895. Joseph Tape’s express office is in the second building on the left, with the horse and wagon in front.

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  • U.S. Army soldiers wearing wide brimmed hats rest in a grassy trench with their rifles leaning on the trench wall. A stilt house stands behind them.

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    Conquest and Division: War and Empire in Asia and the Pacific

    Jean-Paul deGuzman and Misha Choudhry

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  • Japanese American couple and their two children stand outside their vandalized garage. Spray painted graffiti reads "No Japs Wanted" on exterior wall.

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    Conquest and Division: War and Empire in Asia and the Pacific

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  • Everett Swanson, dressed in a suit, smiles at camera while holding a young South Korean war orphan, dressed in a red dress and a white shirt.

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  • A group of Vietnamese refugees wade through knee deep sea water. They carry no belongings.

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  • A U.S. soldier searches an Afghan man with raised arms. Another U.S. soldier and a boy stand next to them. Another man on a motorbike awaits his turn.

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    Conquest and Division: War and Empire in Asia and the Pacific

    Jean-Paul deGuzman and Misha Choudhry

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