How an early Chinese-American fishing village fuelled shark fin trade before being burned to ground

A fishing village in California was the lifeblood for some of the earliest Chinese migrants to America, and it played a crucial role in the shark fin trade at the turn of the 20th century.

How an early Chinese-American fishing village fuelled shark fin trade before being burned to ground

How an early Chinese-American fishing village fuelled shark fin trade before being burned to ground

How an early Chinese-American fishing village fuelled shark fin trade before being burned to ground

How an early Chinese-American fishing village fuelled shark fin trade before being burned to ground
How an early Chinese-American fishing village fuelled shark fin trade before being burned to ground
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