Diane Putnam's photos with the keyword: POW

Japanese-American and POW internment camp of WWII, Tulelake, California. POWs were 150 Italians & 800 Germans. Only four buildings remain at this site. There were actually two separate camps, this one near Tulelake and a much larger one at Newell, a few miles southeast. The Newell camp was high-security and was the largest Japanese-American internment camp in the USA. Read about it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulelake_camp If you go to the Location, click on Satellite and use Street View to see the camp.

Japanese-American and POW internment camp of WWII, Tulelake, California. POWs were 150 Italian & 800 German. There were two separate Camp Tulelake sites, this one near the town of Tulelake and one at the town of Newell, a few miles southeast. This site was very cushy compared to the harsh conditions at Newell, which was high-security. (See link for more info) The Newell site became the largest Japanese-American internment camp in the USA. Read about the camp here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulelake_camp AA320 Long ago favorite.

Japanese-American and POW internment camp of WWII, Tulelake, California. POWs were Italian & German. Only four buildings remain on this site and occasional educational tours are by appointment. It is preserved as a memorial, not a tourist attraction, and is a National Historical Site. There were actually two separate camps, this one near the town of Tulelake and one at Newell, a town a few miles southeast. The Newell site became the largest Japanese-American internment camp in the United States and was high-security. Read about the camp here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulelake_camp The building on the far right was the kitchen & mess hall. A320 Long ago favorite.

Japanese-American and POW internment camp of WWII, Tulelake, California. POWs were Italian & German. Educational tours are arranged by appointment. This is a National Historic Site and maintained as a memorial, not so much as a tourist attraction. There were actually two separate camps, this one near Tulelake and a higher-security one at Newell, a few miles southeast. The Newell camp became the largest Japanese-American internment camp in the United States. Read about the camp here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulelake_camp