Box MS 611.07
Contains 133 Results:
Letter and Article. Re: Buddhist life and worship In Heart Mtn. - Wheel of Dharma, “Brief History of the BCA During World War II”, Nov. 1994
Letter and Article. Letter written by Paul Tsuneishi, Re: Buddhist life and worship In Heart Mountain. Article: Wheel of Dharma, Buddhist Churches of America “Brief History of the BCA During World War II”
Photos – P.611.307 – P.611.307 – Buddhist leaders and barracks on display in L.A.. “America’s Concentration Camps”, Dec. 1994
Photos – P.611.307 – P.611.307 – Buddhist leaders and barracks on display in L.A.. “America’s Concentration Camps”. Letter from Paul Tsuneishi to Kaoru Inouye. Letter to Ann Noble from Kaoru Inouye and memoir “Buddhist Life in Heart Mountain”.
Booklet, excerpts: “The Episcopal Church in Wyoming – A History of Japanese American Episcopal Churches” , 1944
Booklet, excerpts: “The Episcopal Church in Wyoming – A History of Japanese American Episcopal Churches”
Hearty Mtn. Schools: Wyoming Education News, Newcastle WY: “Wyoming’s Third Largest School , Dec. 1942
Wyoming Education News, Newcastle WY: “Wyoming’s Third Largest School by C.D. Carter, Superintendent of Education, Heart Mountain Center.
Heart Mtn. Schools: State Board of Education Minutes. War Relocation Center, Oct.12-13, 1942
State Board of Education Minutes. War Relocation Center: There are now something over 11,000 Japanese at the War Relocation Center on the Heart Mountain project near Cody, Wyoming. It is the two-fold function of the State Department of Education under the plan submitted to the War Relocation Authority by the State of Wyoming to: 1) Certify teachers who are elected to teach in the schools on the Project and , 2) General supervision of the schools at the War Relocation Center.
Heart Mountain High School by Mamoru Inouye. A brief history of. , 1942-1945
Heart Mountain High School by Mamoru Inouye. A brief history of Heart Mountain High School to complement a presentation at the Northwest College symposium titled, After 50 Years – Japanese American History: The Heart Mountain Experience, held May 1995.
Wyoming Education News, Newcastle, WY. Nat’l Education Assoc. (NEA) Professional Memberships. , Apr. 1943
Wyoming Education News, Newcastle, WY. Nat’l Education Assoc. (NEA) Professional Memberships. Picture of Bill Hosokawa (spelled “Koskokowa”), his wife Alice and son Mike.
National Japanese American Student Relocation Council. “From Camp to College” , 1942-1945
National Japanese American Student Relocation Council. “From Camp to College” – The Story of Japanese American Student Relocation.