The Lum Sai Ho Tong at thirteen fifteen River Street functions as the headquarters for a society founded by Chinese immigrants in eighteen eighty-nine. These laborers, who worked the sugar plantations, organized this association to support fellow members bearing the surname Lum, which also includes the spellings Lim, Lam, and Lin. The society provided a space to gather, exchange correspondence with family in China, and find assistance during times of illness or financial hardship.
Lum Sai Ho Tong
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