Title:
At the Issei-owned Ozone Park Nursery, near New York City, these workers and boys have paused to have their picture ...
Date:
1945-03
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:At the Issei-owned Ozone Park Nursery, near New York City, these workers and boys have paused to have their picture
taken against one of the nursery's 36 greenhouses. Standing (left to right) are Koichi Marui, Issei, Central Utah; Katsumi
Wakamatsu, Central Utah, Masao Yamaguchi, Issei, general manager and part owner; George Sowa, Central Utah; George Fuchigami,
whose father, Kujiro, established the nursery in 1917; and Kazuma Nobuto, Issei, Rohwer. The boys are Sueyoshi Sada, whose
father, Suekichi Sada, a non-evacuee, is also employed at the nursery; and a playmate, whose father owns a greenhouse on a
neighboring lot.<lb/> Photographer: Ishimaru, Stone<lb/> New York, New York.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. G-857
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At the Issei-owned Ozone Park Nursery, near New York City, these workers and boys have paused to have their picture ...