Also included are slides of Market activities, events, and celebrations, and images from public markets and urban renewal projects throughout the United States. The slides are arranged according to an organizational scheme devised by the project staff. The videotape includes a film transfer of early scenes of the Market, a documentary about Japanese-American farmers, a 1987 documentary tour of the Market, and a focus group session looking at the community's use and perception of the Market. The former was a historical and sociological tour of First Avenue, especially in the vicinity of the Market. The latter was a series of interviews and panel discussions about the initiative to preserve the Market, the redevelopment and rehabilitation work, and views on the Market's future needs.
Letters appear in both upper and lower case form.
Either is correct. Although most of the properties were renumbered at least once as they were packaged and repackaged for disposition, they were often referred to by the original parcel numbers on this map in correspondence and other records. Therefore records that pertain to property are organized according to the property number on the 1973 map and this number appears in the folio label. Records in the two noted series maintain these buildings as a group. The building order then continues through all of the properties in block 10, and reverts back to block 8 and 9.