Title:
Exterior of the Pasadena Hostel, where returnees, chiefly from Gila River, Colorado River, and Manzanar, are temporarily housed.
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Date:
1945-05-25
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:Exterior of the Pasadena Hostel, where returnees, chiefly from Gila River, Colorado River, and Manzanar, are temporarily
housed. Seen in the garden are Miss Katherine Fanning (left), chairman of the returnee committee of the Friends of the American
Way, and Miss Marjorie Noble, executive secretary. The Pasadena Hostel is a friendly, cozy place, conveniently located. Returnees
stay there while seeking permanent housing. Men, women, and children are accommodated in home-like surroundings.<lb/> Photographer:
Mace, Charles E.<lb/> Pasadena, California.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. H-677
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Exterior of the Pasadena Hostel, where returnees, chiefly from Gila River, Colorado River, and Manzanar, are temporarily housed.
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