Ansel Adams - Manzanar

 Relocation departure, Manzanar Relocation Center, 1943

  

 Relocation good-byes, Manzanar Relocation Center, 1943

  

 Richard Kobayashi, farmer with cabbages, Manzanar Relocation Center, California, 1943

  

 School children, Manzanar Relocation Center, California, 1943

  

 School children, Manzanar Relocation Center, California, 1943

  

Sumiko Shigematsu at power machine, Manzanar Relocation Center, California, 1943

  

 Sumiko Shigematsu, foreman of power sewing machine girls, 

Manzanar Relocation Center, California, 1943

  

 Tom Kobayashi, Manzanar Relocation Center, California, 1943

  

 Tōyō Miyatake Family, Manzanar Relocation Center, 1943

  

 View south from Manzanar to Alabama Hills, Manzanar Relocation Center, 1943

  

 Volley ball game, Manzanar Relocation Center, California, 1943

  

Yoshiko Joan Mori, stenographer in Education Office, Manzanar Relocation Center, 1943

Charles Mace

These are photos of Japanese-Americans reintegrating into society after the wartime internment.

 Michiko Kataoka, a freshman, and Meriko Hoshiyama, a junior, both from Manzanar 

(left to right in picture), with fellow students at the entrance to the campus library 

at the University of California at Los Angeles. 1945

  

 Michiko Kataoka, a freshman, and Meriko Hoshiyama, a junior, both from Manzanar, 

with fellow students on the University of California campus at Los Angeles. 1945

    

Nisei students arriving on the campus at the 

University of California in Los Angeles. 1945

 

 Miss Irene Eiko Yonemura works in the Peoria, Illinois, public library, where 

she has found work much to her liking and her training. Miss Yonemura is from 

the Poston center and came to Peoria in the summer of 1943. 1944

  

 Miss Julie Sugimoto (l) and her sister June (r), work in the home of the Burchette family 

in Peoria, Illinois. June, plus her work at the home, is learning to be a photo retoucher. 1944

[photo retouching by hand? thank god for the photoshop era!!]

  

 Miss Susie Yuasa, 18, a former evacuee from the Jerome Relocation Center, 

now employed in a Chicago candy factory, turns from her task momentarily 

to display the familiar symbol of victory. 1943

  

 Mr. and Mrs. Toshio Kimura have reopened their large house in San Jose, and have as their 

guests two other families who are sharing the dwelling pending finding places of their own. 1945

  

 Naomi Asakura, age 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Taki Asakura, 

who returned to Santa Barbara from Gila River on March 17, is seen 

enjoying the company of a puppy given to her by a neighbor. 1945

 No discrimination in this huddle. Akshi Alan Asakora plays football in the yard 

of the Lincoln School in Santa Barbara, where he has resumed studies since 

his family returned to their former home from the Gila River Center. 1945

   

 The honored American custom of raiding the icebox is especially pleasurable 

to the Yamadas after life in a relocation center. Peoria, Illinois, 1944

  

 The Oda sisters like to entertain their friends in their apartment in Rockford, Illinois. 1944

  

 The Taki Asakuras, who arrived in Santa Barbara from Gila River are seen escorting two 

veterans of the 100th Infantry Battalion on a tour of Santa Barbara's scenic spots. 1945

  

When the Nisei get together for social entertainment in Chicago, their Caucasian friends also participate in the general fun. At the mike is a popular Chicago night club singer who has just presented one of her specialties. 1944

Russell Lee - Japanese Internment

 Los Angeles, California. Japanese-Americans boarding a train for Owens Valley, 1942

  

 Los Angeles, California. The evacuation of the Japanese-Americans from 

West Coast areas under U.S. Army war emergency order, 1942

  

 Los Angeles, California. The evacuation of the Japanese-Americans from West Coast 

areas under U.S. Army war emergency order. Japanese-Americans going to camp 

at Owens Valley gather around baggage car at the old Santa Fe Station, 1942

  

 Photographers at the train taking Japanese-Americans to Owens Valley, 1942

  

 Santa Anita reception center, Los Angeles, California. The evacuation of Japanese 

and Japanese-Americans from West Coast areas under U.S. Army war emergency 

order. Japanese-Americans waiting to be registered, 1942

  

 Santa Anita reception center, Los Angeles, California. The evacuation of Japanese 

and Japanese-Americans from West Coast areas under U.S. Army war emergency 

order. Japanese-Americans waiting to be registered, 1942

  

 Santa Anita reception center, Los Angeles, California. The evacuation of Japanese 

and Japanese-Americans from West Coast areas under U.S. Army war emergency 

order. Japanese-Americans waiting to be registered, 1942

  

 Santa Anita reception center, Los Angeles, California. The evacuation of Japanese 

and Japanese-Americans from West Coast areas under U.S. Army war emergency 

order. Registering Japanese-Americans as they arrive, 1942

  

 Santa Anita reception center, Los Angeles, California. The evacuation of 

Japanese and Japanese-Americans from West Coast areas under U.S. Army 

war emergency order. Registering Japanese-Americans, 1942

  

 Santa Anita reception center, Los Angeles, California. The evacuation of 

Japanese and Japanese-Americans from West Coast areas under U.S. Army 

war emergency order. Registering Japanese-Americans, 1942

  

 Soldiers supervising the loading of the baggage of Japanese-Americans 

en route to Owens Valley reception center, 1942

  

 Malheur County, Oregon. Japanese-American girls 

washing celery sprouts for transplanting, 1942

  

 Malheur County, Oregon. Japanese-American 

who lives on the farm as a day laborer, 1942

  

 Nyssa, Oregon. FSA mobile camp. A Japanese-American farm laborer 

from the camp selecting a gramaphone record in the recreation tent, 1942

  

 Nyssa, Oregon. FSA mobile camp. A Japanese-American 

farm worker's family having lunch, 1942

  

 Nyssa, Oregon. FSA mobile camp. Japanese-American 

farm worker's family outside near the tent, 1942

  

 Nyssa, Oregon. FSA mobile camp. Japanese-American 

farm workers leaving the camp to work in the fields, 1942

  

 Nyssa, Oregon. FSA mobile camp. Japanese-American 

farm workers leaving the camp to work in the fields, 1942

  

 Nyssa, Oregon. FSA mobile camp. Japanese-American 

farm workers leaving the camp, 1942

  

Nyssa, Oregon. FSA mobile camp. Japanese-American 

farm workers leaving the camp, 1942

Tom Parker

 Six-year-old Reiko Masado, convalescing from a serious illness, is looked after 

by nurse's aide, Chiyo Okata. Denson, Arkansas, 1943

  

 The ice cream counter in the community operated stores. 

Heart Mountain, Wyoming, 1942

  

 The kitchen of the interior of the store in Block 8, 

showing the grocery section. Denson, Arkansas, 1942

  

 The magazine counter at one of the cooperative stores 

in the Amache Relocation Center, 1942

  

 The Ninomiya family in their barracks room at the Amache Center, 1942

  

 The youngest of the Kobayashi family, out for an afternoon 

sunning with a neighbor. Amache, Colorado, 1942

  

 Three young evacuees drop their baggage and relax to argue about whose bunk goes 

in which corner on arriving at their new quarters. Amache, Colorado, 1942

  

 Transplanting trees from existing farms to the hospital area 

at the Topaz Relocation Center. Topaz, Utah, 1942

  

 Two adult women and a small girl occupy this 

barracks room at the Amache Center, 1942

  

 Two days after arrival and the first Sunday afternoon finds 

these volunteer workers of the first contingent have arranged 

their barracks as comfortably as possible. Amache, Colorado, 1942

  

 Two Nisei girls perform a Hawaiian Hula at a block talent show 

held in the mess hall. Amache, Colorado, 1942

  

 Typical scene in the Community Enterprise Stores at the 

Heart Mountain Relocation Center. Heart Mountain, Wyoming, 1942

  

 When the Uno baby takes his sunning, it is a block attraction, 

and papa Howard Uno, who has since volunteered in the United States Army, 

just stands around and beams. Amache, Colorado, 1942

  

 With her son, young Dennis, in her arms, Mrs. T. Sasabushi, Nisei resident at the 

Granada center, registers for defense employment. Amache, Colorado, 1943

  

 With makeshift equipment and arrangements, the cooperative beauty salon 

does a rushing business. Amache, Colorado, 1942

  

 With the coming of cold Wyoming temperature, Ice rinks were flooded 

and many former Californians of Japanese ancestry, now residing 

at Heart Mountain, had their first experiences on ice skates. 1943

  

Sunday afternoon and the three girls who occupy this barracks room relax. 

The furniture, the book niches, flower pot and print mats are all made by the girls 

from scrap lumber and scrap pieces of wall board, Amache, Colorado, 1942