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English
Pages
33

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Subjects
Artists, Beadworkers, Biography, History, Inc Yone, Retail Stores, Social life and customs, Stores, Retail
People
Arashiro Yonemitsu, Hermon Baker, Sueko Yonemitsu
Places
Calif.) North Beach (San Francisco, California, North Beach (San Francisco, Calif.), San Francisco, San Francisco (Calif.)

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"Hermon Baker has operated a bead store, Yone, in San Francisco's North Beach for over over 40 years."

"In this interview Hermon Baker, explains how he came to San Francisco, his early childhood and schooling, and the creation of a life long partnership with Yonemitsu Arashiro and his sister Sueko"--P. [iii].

Interview date : April 20, 2006.

Series
Telegraph Hill Dwellers oral history
Genre
Biography.

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33, [8] leaves of plates :
Number of pages
33

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OL23099645M

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