This hard cover book provides an overview of the history and significance of an American landmark. The texts are easy to read and accompanied by a variety of black-and-white and color photos. This book may inspire readers to seek out more information about this American symbol.  View larger image

In the early 1900s, an immigration station on San Francisco Bay’s Angel Island processed new immigrants to the United States – primarily people from Asian countries. The experience of Chinese immigrants at Angel Island, however, was different from that of other Asian or European immigrants. Many Chinese were detained before being admitted to the country; others were sent back to China. Although the immigration station closed in 1940, the island remains a testament to those who passed through in search of a better life.  View larger image.

Minimum order: 2 magnets.  Please note that if you change the quantity on the PayPal Shopping Cart page, you will be ordering groups of 2.

Fabric Patch, suitable for stitching to a jacket or backpack. Approximately 3" by 2". View larger image.
Minimum order: 2 patches.  Please note that if you change the quantity on the PayPal Shopping Cart page, you will be ordering groups of 2.

Cloisonne Pin of Ayala Cove on Angel Island, a bit smaller than a quarter. View larger image

Bandana decorated with a current map of Angel Island State Park. Wear it on the island and never worry about losing your paper map! View larger image

Angel Island Bronze Medallion. View larger image

Minimum order: 2 visors. Please note that if you change the quantity on the PayPal Shopping Cart page, you will be ordering groups of 2.