Fung collected artifacts from the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair. Fung’s “Miniature Fair House” was a subject of Ripley’s “Believe It or Not!” on September 6, 1937.
Further Reading
Lakeland Ledger
(Florida)
May 25, 1980
The Chicago World's Fair never ended for Silas Fung
(click to page 61 of 139)
The Rotarian
August 1980
Keeper of Fair treasures
Lakeland Ledger
(Florida)
June 2, 1986
More than fair collection
Lakeland Ledger
(Florida)
February 26, 1997
Silas Fung, 93, Commercial Artist Who Loved Music
A History of Chinese Christian Union Church of Chicago . . . 1890 to 1965
Compiled by Silas H. Fung
Chinese Christian Union Church of Chicago, 1965
Fung married Edythe Julius Shum. His older brothers were Paul, a cartoonist, and Timothy, also a commercial artist.
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