Church-run schools
Buddhist and Catholic churches ran nursery schools attended by Japanese American children, as did neighborhood Protestant churches. In Seattle, the Maryknoll Catholic school was a prominent institution in the community.
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Nuns and children outside Maryknoll (ddr-densho-330-10)
Caption on slide says: Sept 1923 Kindergarden
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Men, women and children on steps and outside of Maryknoll (ddr-densho-330-49)
Caption on slide says: 1933 1st Communion
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Exterior of building (Maryknoll) (ddr-densho-330-110)
Caption on Slide says: 1923 Seattle Procure Front View
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Nun and children outside of building (Maryknoll) (ddr-densho-330-27)
Image is of a photograph in a photo album. Caption bellow photo says: First Grade Se. Homes Marie
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Group of boys around table in Maryknoll (ddr-densho-330-128)
Image is of a photograph in a photo album. Caption bellow photo says: Refreshments
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Nuns and children on steps of Maryknoll (ddr-densho-330-6)
Caption on slide says: 1st DAYT AT CONVENT 507 17th AVE
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Group of children posing outside Temple (ddr-ajah-3-340)
Caption below photo: Sunday School youth at the Buddhist Temple of Alameda, CA
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Class picture in front of Temple (ddr-ajah-3-342)
Caption below photo: Rev. Giko Abiko and a Sunday School youth class at the Buddhist Temple of Alameda, CA. He served from 1954-1960
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Group of students on Temple stage (ddr-ajah-3-343)
Caption below photo: Japanese language school children, Buddhist Temple of Alameda, CA, Spring 1955
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Letter from Li Sin Chiong to Ai Chih Tsai (ddr-densho-446-336)
Updates on family in Hong Kong, Japan, and Formosa. Many Formosan boys are praying for a university in Formosa.