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CHINATOWN GANG, 1933. Eng Ying Eddie Gong (third from left) with other members

CHINATOWN GANG, 1933. Eng Ying Eddie Gong (third from left) with other members


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CHINATOWN GANG, 1933. Eng Ying Eddie Gong (third from left) with other members

CHINATOWN GANG, 1933.
Eng Ying Eddie Gong (third from left) with other members of the Hip Sing Tong in their headquarters at 13 Pell Street in New York City. Photograph by William Greene, 1933

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1933 Chinatown Eddie Gang Greene New York New York City Newspaper Northeast Tong William Gong Pell Street Ying


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CHINATOWN GANG, 1933 - A Glimpse into the Untold Stories of New York's Underworld

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. This photograph takes us back to the gritty streets of Chinatown in 1933. Eng Ying Eddie Gong, a prominent figure standing third from the left, is surrounded by his fellow members of the notorious Hip Sing Tong. Their intense gazes and stern expressions hint at their involvement in a world hidden beneath the surface. The image captures an intimate moment within their headquarters located at 13 Pell Street, where secrets were shared and plans were made. The dimly lit interior adds an air of mystery as we try to decipher what discussions might have taken place behind those closed doors. Photographed by William Greene, this snapshot freezes time and allows us to witness a slice of history that was often overlooked or ignored. It serves as a reminder that even amidst bustling New York City, there existed enigmatic communities with their own rules and hierarchies. As we delve deeper into this mesmerizing portrait, we are transported to an era when newspapers like Sen Yat Sun chronicled tales from these Northeastern neighborhoods. This print not only preserves memories but also sparks our curiosity about the untold stories that lie beneath its surface. Granger Art on Demand presents this remarkable piece from The Granger Collection, inviting us to explore a chapter in American history seldom discussed - one filled with intrigue, power struggles, and resilience within New York City's vibrant Chinatown during

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