Italian-Catholic Church Oakland California April 1942

An Italian-Catholic church stands in Oakland, California, captured in April 1942. The neighborhood attracted Italian and Portuguese immigrants who sought better opportunities. Their arrival significantly influenced local fishing, industry, and agriculture, shaping the communitys cultural and economic landscape in the early 20th century.

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