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A lesser-known part of Japanese American history took place right here in Death Valley National Park where the government moved 60 people from the incarceration camp at Manzanar – about 100 miles west – into the abandoned Civilian Conservation Crew (CCC) camp at Cow Creek.
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Eiko Yamada's Storage Basket
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NPS Geodiversity Atlas—Manzanar National Historic Site, California
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The Oasis Newsletter: Spring 2022
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Growing a Legacy: Restoring Manzanar’s Historic Landscapes After Tropical Storm Hilary
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Terminology and the Mass Incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II
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Under the watchful eyes of military police, visitors marvel at desert flora, minerals, insect specimens, and other local objects on display. A visual library with approximately four thousand pictures, models, slides, and diagrams adds to the attraction. Outside the museum, children play at a small z