The Chinese of the Mendocino Coast
Mendocino Historical Review Volume XV Winter/Spring 1990-1. By Dorothy
Bear and David Houghton. Published by Mendocino Historical
Research, Inc. PO Box 922 Mendocino, CA 95460 |
The History of the Weaverville Joss House and the Chinese
of Trinity County, California. By Douglas and Gina McDonald.
1986 ISBN 0-932151-02-7. McDonald Publishing P.O. Box 1681
Medford, Oregon 97501. |
The Temple of Kwan Tai. California Historic
Landmark No. 927. Celebrating Community and Diversity. Mendocino,
California. By Jonathan H.X. Lee. 2004 Published by the Temple of
Kwan Tai Inc., Mendocino, California. |
Auburn's Joss House. The Auburn Chinese Ling
Ying Association House. By Jonathan H.X. Lee. 2004 Published by
the Auburn Joss House Museum and Chinese History Center, Auburn,
California. |
Chinese Temples of Nevada City and Grass Valley, California
1868 - 1938. By Wallace R. Hagaman. 2001 Published by The
Cowboy Press, Nevada City, California. ISBN 1-887694-19-6 |
The Chinese Cemetery at Nevada City, California and Chinese
Burial Customs During the Gold Rush. By Wallace R. Hagaman.
2001 Published by Cowboy Press, Nevada City, California. |
| The Chinese In Northern California: A History.
By Barbara Pricer. 1996 Published by Barbara Pricer. |
| Bury My Bones In America: From San Francisco to the Sierra
Gold Mines, The Saga of a Chinese Family in California 1852-1996.
By Lani Ah Tye Farkas. 1998 Carl Mautz Publishing, Nevada City, California.
ISBN 1-887694-11-0. |
| California's Chinese Heritage: A Legacy of Places.
By Thosmas A. McDannold. 2000 Published by Heritage West Books, Stockton,
CA. ISBN 0-9623048-9-1. |
| Weaverville Joss House State Historic Park booklet,
published by California State Parks in 1995 |
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