Gretchen van Tassel

Here are some more post-internment photos of Japanese-Americans.

 After school the Shimomura children usually play with Mollie and Bonnie Ritchie, 

sometimes with the new kittens and Irish settler puppies on the Ritchie farm, 

and often with their dolls in the living room of the Shimomura home. 1944

  

 Among the animals on the A. L. Ritchie and J. S. Ritchie farm are nine Irish settler pups 

which are being fed by Mrs. Ritchie, Mollie Ritchie, and Mrs. Umeko Shimomura. 1944

  

 Chieko Anne Shimomura is known as Annie in the third grade of the Westfield Friends 

School at Riverton, N.J. because there are two other Annes in her class. 1944

  

 David Shinn Shimomura does his homework in the family kitchen 

while his mother, Mrs. Umeko Shimomura looks on. 1944

  

 Gathered around the piano for some singing are several members 

of the Yamasaki family with a couple of their friends. 1944

  

 In the yard of their home on the Ritchie fruit farm, Riverton, N.J., 

Mrs. Umeko Shimomura has started a small vegetable garden. 1944

  

 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matsuichi look over the day's menu with Mrs. Harry Champion, 

manager of the Old Lyme Inn, Old Lyme, Connecticut. The Matsuichis recently 

arrived from Heart Mountain, to live and work at the Inn. 1945

  

 Mrs. Asaka hands out soda pop to neighborhood children in the grocery store 

which she and her husband own. Harry Asaka, Issei, first relocated to 

Washington, D.C., in August, 1943, from Gila River Relocation Center. 1945

  

 Mrs. George Kiyoi is holding her 2 1/2 week old son, Michael for his first picture. 

The family now lives in New Jersey where he is working at the Seabrook Farms. 1944

  

 Mrs. Miye Tachihara Ota and her sister, Mrs. Hama Itow 

add finishing touches to a customer's wave. 1945

  

 Mrs. Teruharu Suzuki looks on as Mrs. Jose Machado points out a bumblebee 

to a neighbor. Mr. and Mrs. Suzuki left Minidoka in May and have been working 

for the Machados at their country home in Cornwall, Connecticut. 1945

  

 Pat Urushima from Jerome is now working for the 

Public Health Service at Bethesda, Maryland. 1944

  

 Tami Nakaguchi arrived in Washington from Jerome in Sept., 1943. 

Using secretarial training acquired at the center, Tami is now working 

for the Public Health Service at Bethesda, Maryland. 1944

  

 The Abe family from Colorado River, formerly of Seal Beach, California, 

gather on the porch of their new home to have their picture taken. 1945

  

 The kindergarten class of the Westfield Friends School at Riverton, N.J. adds a final whistle 

to a whistling story being told them by their teacher, Mrs. Cora Williams. 1944

  

William Mori (left), owner of the K. and J. Three Decker Restaurant, walks along a busy street in Waterbury, Connecticut, with one of the resettlers who works in his restaurant. 1945

Matthew Brady

Matthew Brady was one of the primary photographers active during the American Civil War.

 71st New York Infantry at Camp Douglas, 1861

  

 Abner Doubleday

[a successful Civil War general, Doubleday has been 

mistakenly credited with having invented baseball]

 

 Alpheus S. Williams

[another Union general in the Civil War]

  

 Ambrose Burnside

[a Union general with mixed success; his distinctive facial hair gave birth to the term "sideburns"]

  

Portrait of Secretary of the Treasury Salmon P. Chase, 1860–65

August Sander

 Basketmakers at work, 1931

  

 Beggar, 1926

  

 Boys in the woods

  

 Bricklayer, 1928

  

 Children of a mining family, Mechernich, 1930

  

 Country girls, ca. 1928

  

 Engaged farming couple, 1911

  

 Farmer sowing, 1952

   

 Farmer's child, 1919

  

 Farming couple - propriety and harmony, 1912

  

 Farming family, 1912

  

Farming family, 1913

Roman Vishniac

 Burlesque dancer entertaining servicemen and other patrons while balancing 

a glass on her head, Leon & Eddie's, 52nd Street, New York, 1945

  

 Mourners carrying a Chinese American Navy sailor's coffin 

during a funeral procession, Chinatown, New York, 1943-44

  

 Nazi Storm Troopers, ca. 1935

  

 People behind bars, Berlin Zoo, early 1930s

  

 Sisters Marion, Renate, and Karen Gumprecht, refugees assisted by the 

National Refugee Service (NRS) and Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS), 

shortly after their arrival in the United States, Central Park, New York, 1941

  

 Sisters wearing klederdracht (traditional costumes), Marken, The Netherlands, 1939

  

 Street scene with swastika flag in background

  

 Untitled [Beach dwellers in the afternoon, Nice, France] c. 1939

  

 Women walking with a baby carriage, Berlin, 1935-36

  

Zionist youth dancing the Cherkessia, a genre of dance from the Caucasus Mountains 

adopted by Jewish pioneers and brought to Palestine, 1939

Detroit Publishing

 Arnold's Dock, Mackinac, Michigan, 1908

  

 Bathers in the surf, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1900-1915

  

 Capt. Riley and lifeguards, Coney Island, 1900-05

  

 On the beach at Atlantic City, 1901

  

 Rolling chairs on the boardwalk, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1905-1920

  

 Ruth and Alice, 1890-1910

  

 Seminole Indian and family, in dug-out canoe, Miami, Florida, 1900-1915

  

 South Shore ore docks, Marquette, Michigan, 1910-1920

  

 The Ponies, Coney Island, New York, 1900-1910