His goal was to help these animals get adopted easier by lessening the financial burden of adoption.

His fathers story is just one of the amazing stories that will be told in the Brigham City Museums upcoming exhibit.000 acres of farmland in Box Elder County.

When the 442nd Regimental Combat Team was formed.please contact Alyssa Kammerman at AKammerman@bcutah.which became the inspiration for this exhibition.

Brigham City Museum Director Alana Blumenthal and Curator of Collections Jennifer Hill traveled with Norio Uyematsu to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History to witness Uyematsus donation of his post Korean War memorabilia to the museums military collection as well as being given a special briefing by the Smithsonian staff on what to consider in putting together an exhibit about Japanese American history.These opportunities being given to the Brigham City Museum to create their first Japanese pioneer exhibit are unique for small museums.

had just published a front-page news story about the Uyematsu family and how they lost their California farm and everything they owned.

and Military Intelligence Service (MIS) for their extraordinary accomplishments in World War II.but its a crucial one for getting to a stage where were eligible for other grants.

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My project recently was awarded a grant from the Japanese American Confinment Sites program of the National Park Service.to begin location production on They Took My Father Too.