Box Manuscript Collections Negatives Box 2
Contains 5 Results:
(B-952) “Segregees from a typical block bringing checkable baggages to the street where they received check stubs before the baggages are transported to the rail head by truck.” (Negative)
Ninety-two glossy prints, 4" x 5" and 5" x 7", as well as reports, yearbooks, programs, and clippings related to the administration, the school system, and everyday life at the World War II American concentration camp, Camp Jerome, Denson, Arkansas.
(B-941) “Evacuee loading crews are seen filling a segregation baggage car with checkable baggages for Tule Lake.” (Negative)
Ninety-two glossy prints, 4" x 5" and 5" x 7", as well as reports, yearbooks, programs, and clippings related to the administration, the school system, and everyday life at the World War II American concentration camp, Camp Jerome, Denson, Arkansas.
(B-944) “Segregees from a typical block bringing hand baggages to the street and receiving check stubs for each item from members of Appointed Personnel.” (Negative)
Ninety-two glossy prints, 4" x 5" and 5" x 7", as well as reports, yearbooks, programs, and clippings related to the administration, the school system, and everyday life at the World War II American concentration camp, Camp Jerome, Denson, Arkansas.
(E-251)"The football team coach declared so many hours a day on the woodpile for his crew as training, so tackle and fullback both tackle a red oak log." (Negative)
Ninety-two glossy prints, 4" x 5" and 5" x 7", as well as reports, yearbooks, programs, and clippings related to the administration, the school system, and everyday life at the World War II American concentration camp, Camp Jerome, Denson, Arkansas.
(E-816) "School children leaving the grade school, at the Jerome Relocation Center, where 8,000 persons of Japanese ancestry, who formerly lived in California, now reside. The rainy season in the lowlands of Arkansas, have created a mud and drainage problem for the center." (Negative)
Ninety-two glossy prints, 4" x 5" and 5" x 7", as well as reports, yearbooks, programs, and clippings related to the administration, the school system, and everyday life at the World War II American concentration camp, Camp Jerome, Denson, Arkansas.