Federal grant · project grant (b)
Preserving Seattle's Chinatown-international District "eng Family Homestead" [the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience (the Wing) Has Been Committed Since 1966 to Furthering Knowledge and Understanding of the Humanities Through Collecting, Preserving, and Interpreting the Cultural Heritage and Arts of Asian Pacific Americans (APA) in Order to Ensure That the Apa Stories and Cultures Are an Integrated and Vital Part of the Evolving American Culture. This Application Presents the Opportunity to Preserve and Restore an Historic Structure (eng Family Homestead) as a Classroom and Exhibit Space, Close to the Museum?s Home, the Historic 1910 East Kong Yick Building in Seattle?s Chinatown-international District. This Application Will Help the Wing Expand the Quantity and Quality of Our Humanities Offerings, Desired by the Neighborhood and Community, and Allow Us to Expand on the Stories of Immigrant Family Life.]
Committed
$169,101
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