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Finding Aid to War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement, 1942-1945 circa 1941-1947
BANC PIC 1967.014--PIC
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Shown is Reverend Masayoshi Ohmura, 3195-14th Street, Riverside, California. Reverend Ohmura has charge of the Japanese Union Church, resides at ...
Pictured is Keeko Suzuki, owner and operator of the Palm Cafe at 328-1/2 East First Street, Los Angeles, California. Mr. Suzuki reports that business is good. He employs four other evacuees in his restaurant. Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru Los Angeles, California.
This photograph was taken at the Koyasan Hostel, 342 First Street, Los Angeles. In the photograph are shown Gentaro Miyahara, ...
Shown is Mr. Yukio Suzuki, owner and operator of the Pioneer Cafe, 421 East Fifth Street, Los Angeles, California. Mr. Suzuki reports that business is very good and that his reception since his return has been excellent. Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru Los Angeles, California.
Photograph of Pete Mitsui, who is employed at the Valley Tire Shop owned and operated by Pete Andres. This is ...
Photograph of J. S. Takeyasu, 13251 Borden Avenue, San Fernando, California. Mr. Takeyasu owns 20 acres at this address where ...
R. Nojima, formerly of Venice, California (where he was born and raised), is now working for Mr. Takeyasu at 13251 ...
Photograph of Kichiro Muto and Fred Muto, father and son, who are the owners and operators of a 20 acre ...
Kodo Muto, brother-in-law of Fred Muto, is employed in the operation of Fred's 20 acre ranch at 10743 Foothill Boulevard, ...
Hiro Imai, owner and operator of a 5 acre tomato ranch at 10189 Foothill Boulevard, San Fernando, is pictured working on his ranch. Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru San Fernando, California.
Shown is Dr. Richard K. Ono, Dentist, of 743 Gardena Blvd., Gardena, California. He is from Amache. He graduated from Gardena High School and University of Southern California. He was well received and is very busy. Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru Gardena, California.
Mr. G. Nakada of 101 W. Bonita Avenue, Azusa, California, is shown on his 10 acre ranch. He states he ...
Mr. Nakada's children are shown playing with their Caucasian neighbor, Roger Abbot. Mr. Nakada, who owns a 10-acre ranch at ...
Mr. Nakada's son is pictured with his Caucasian neighbor, Roger Abbot. Mr. Nakada, who owns a 10-acre ranch at 101 ...
Three children, temporarily residing in the Winona Housing Project at Burbank, California, where evacuees from the centers are temporarily residing until they are able to find homes in Los Angeles or the surrounding area. Photographer: Parker, Tom Burbank, California.
Unpacking belongings in this temporary trailer home at the Winona Housing Project in Burbank, California, where returned evacuees find temporary living quarters until they are able to secure homes in or around Los Angeles, Calif. Photographer: Parker, Tom Burbank, California.
A section of the Winona Housing Project, Burbank, California, where trailer homes are provided for returned evacuees while they are securing permanent homes in and around Los Angeles. Photographer: Parker, Tom Burbank, California.
A section of the barracks and service building area of the Winona Housing Project at Burbank, California, where returning evacuees find temporary housing while they are locating permanent homes in and around Los Angeles. Photographer: Parker, Tom Burbank, California.
Residents of the Lomita Housing Project gather for chow. The project, located just outside Lomita, California, provides trailer and barracks type quarters for returnees while they are locating permanent homes in the area. Photographer: Parker, Tom Lomita, California.
Trailer and barrack type quarters provided at the Lomita Housing Project near Lomita, California, which are being used by returnees while they locate permanent homes in the area. Photographer: Parker, Tom Lomita, California.
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Collection Overview
Collection Details
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Administrative Information
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Container Listing
Colorado River Relocation Center (Poston, Arizona)
Gila River Relocation Center (Rivers, Arizona)
Granada Relocation Center (Amache, Colorado)
Central Utah Relocation Center (Topaz, Utah)
Heart Mountain Relocation Center (Heart Mountain, Wyoming)
Jerome Relocation Center (Denson, Arkansas)
Beet Workers (Near Milliken, Johnstown, Keensburg and Prospect)
Manzanar Relocation Center (Manzanar, California)
Minidoka Relocation Center (Hunt, Idaho)
Rohwer Relocation Center (McGehee, Arkansas)
Tule Lake Relocation Center (Newell, California)
Relocating Evacuees. Various cities and states
Relocation (continued)
Pre-evacuation
Assembly Center and Segregation
Resettlement
Miscellaneous and Unidentified
Slides
Illustrations for the WRA lecture "The Wrong Ancestors,"
Granada Relocation Center. Amache, Colorado
Extra slides from Granada
Central Utah Project. Topaz, Utah