Jung Family, North Bay, 1954
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Title
Jung Family, North Bay, 1954
Series Title
Created Date
1954
Description
The Jung Family lived in San Francisco's Russian Hill neighborhood and created home movies of family outings, picnics, and trips in and around the Bay Area from 1952-1967. Dr. Edmund Dixon Jung (1914-2006) and Dr. Haw Chan Jung (1919-2013) both grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and met attending the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)
both class of 1944. Dr. Edmund Jung was a doctor of internal medicine at the VA Medical Center in Oakland beginning in 1951, and Dr. Haw Jung was a pathologist at St. Luke's Hospital in San Francisco.
both class of 1944. Dr. Edmund Jung was a doctor of internal medicine at the VA Medical Center in Oakland beginning in 1951, and Dr. Haw Jung was a pathologist at St. Luke's Hospital in San Francisco.
Creators and Contributors
Creator:
Jung Family
Genre
Spatial Coverage
Media Type
Format
16mm film
Extent
1
Reel
Generation
Original
Color or Black and White
Color
Sound or Silent
Silent
Copyright Statement
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Country of Creation
United States
Contributing Organization
Internet Archive (External)
Additional Technical Notes for Item
400 feet; Donated by the San Francisco Media Archive. Digitized by the Internet Archive in collaboration with Sprocket Film and the Center for Asian American Media, made possible by funding from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).