are often passed to allow the federal governments operations to continue without a shutdown.

was only 3? when she first arrived at the assembly center.Dirt floors were covered with wooden planks that did nothing to disguise the stench from animal droppings.

she didnt think she had any recollection of her familys experience.We started at the site oddly known as Camp Harmony in Puyallup.she was taken aback by the overwhelming smell of animal waste.

Portland Expo temperatures rose to as high as 107 degrees during the May-September months when the center was operating.600 Americans of Japanese ancestry.

The stench was undoubtedly a cause of the massive fly infestation that plagued the center.

you can only imagine the lack of privacy that plagued this center.Its great to be able to collaborate as sister organizations and we do hope we can travel at least some aspects of this show.

Its also looking at the contemporary food experience.chef and cooking experiences and a traveling exhibition that will tell the story to other communities beyond Little Tokyo.

its incumbent on us to tell the story so that it spreads far beyond Little Tokyo and Southern California.The JACCC-JANM partnership comes at a fortuitous time for the historic neighborhood as it celebrates its 140th year and was named among Americas 11 Most Endangered Historic Places by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.