Chinese Community Bulletin Board

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679 S King St
Seattle, WA 98104
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The Chinese Community Bulletin Board in Seattle, Washington, located on the wall of the historic Louisa Hotel in the International District, has been a city landmark since the 1960s when it served as a vital source of information for the local Chinese community in the absence of a Chinese-language newspaper.

Photographed by Joe Mabel in 2008, this iconic bulletin board continues to be a significant cultural symbol, showcasing community events, announcements, and news for residents and visitors to the vibrant neighborhood.

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