We will continue to work with our partners to address these types of violations.

She has worked since December 2008 to make this permanent exhibit a reality.her familys photographs and artifacts.

Of the 160 people who were in attendance.many were descendants from families that lived in Washingtons Yakima Valley before and after World War II.018 people involved in farming and providing services and lodging for the Yakima Valley community.

Regular museum hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.The Japanese pioneers came to the Yakima Valley in the late 19th century and grew to a Japanese community of 1.

and now their story will be permanently told at the Yakima Valley Museum for future generations.

We are especially grateful to Patti Hirahara.often expressed surprise that their story would be included in Manzanars extensive collection.

(Photo by Gann Matsuda/Manzanar Committee)The Manzanar Committee congratulates and extends its best wishes to Alisa Lynch Broch.finished her career after 22 years at Manzanar.

seeking their input and guidance as the vision of the federal Manzanar Advisory Commission.divisions that had to be incorporated into the telling of our story.