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DESCRIPTION:The Monterey Bay has been a melting pot of fishermen\, which be
 gan with the Rumsien Ohlone\,&nbsp\;<span style="background-color: initial
 \;">the Native people in the Monterey area. Later\, whalers from the Azore
 s\, squid fishermen from&nbsp\; <span style="background-color: initial\;">
 China\, abalone divers and salmon fishermen from Japan\, and sardine fishe
 rmen from Sic <span style="background-color: initial\;">ily\, all of whom 
 came to Monterey to create an interesting mix.\n\nTim Thomas is a fourth-g
 eneration native of the Monterey area. He is&nbsp\;<span style="background
 -color: initial\;">a popular speaker and lively tour guide. For 16 years\,
  he was the histo <span style="background-color: initial\;">rian and curat
 or for the Monterey Maritime &amp\; History Museum and has&nbsp\; <span st
 yle="background-color: initial\;">worked with the Monterey Bay Aquarium\, 
 California State Parks and the&nbsp\; <span style="background-color: initi
 al\;">Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. He is author of &ldquo\;The 
 Abalone&nbsp\; <span style="background-color: initial\;">King of Monterey:
  &lsquo\;Pop&rsquo\; Ernest Doelter\,&rdquo\; &ldquo\;The Japanese on the 
 Monterey&nbsp\; <span style="background-color: initial\;">Peninsula&rdquo\
 ; and co-author of &ldquo\;Monterey&rsquo\;s Waterfront.&rdquo\; Tim also 
 conducts&nbsp\; <span style="background-color: initial\;">monthly &ldquo\;
 Wharf Walks&rdquo\; on Monterey&rsquo\;s Old Fisherman&rsquo\;s Wharf and 
 also&nbsp\; <span style="background-color: initial\;">offers Cannery Row w
 alking tours.\n\nMuseum Admission:\n <span style="background-color: initia
 l\;">Members FREE\n <span style="background-color: initial\;">$5 Seniors 6
 5+/Students\n <span style="background-color: initial\;">$8 Non-Members\n\n
 Reservations requested\n <span style="background-color: initial\;">Email: 
 <a href="mailto:PublicPrograms@jamsj.org">PublicPrograms@jamsj.org</a>\n<s
 pan style="background-color: initial\;">or call (408) 294-3138
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SUMMARY:Japanese Fishermen of Monterey
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