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Diane Putnam

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Posted: 13 Oct 2015

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Barracks

Barracks
From the Japanese-American internment camp of WWII, Tulelake, California. This barrack building and the guard tower were moved to the Tulelake Museum to preserve them. There were actually two separate camps, one near the town of Tulelake and one at Newell, a few miles south. The Newell site, where this barracks was, became the largest Japanese-American internment camp in the USA. These barracks were simple wood framing with tar paper covers, uninsulated against the freezing winters and very hot summers of this region. Read about the camp here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulelake_camp

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 Cheryl Beal
Cheryl Beal club
Some really powerful images in this series Diane!
9 years ago.
Diane Putnam club has replied to Cheryl Beal club
Thank you, Cheryl. Quite a somber history.
9 years ago.
 Veterok
Veterok club
Very interesting piece of history, thanks for providing both pictures and the info.
9 years ago.
Diane Putnam club has replied to Veterok club
Thank you very much, Veterok.
9 years ago.
 Blue rubber octopus
Blue rubber octopus club
A grim piece of American history.

here in Colorado there were similar camps.
8 years ago.

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