HIST 299

The transcriptions of 12 in-depth interviews with Japanese-Americans and Quakers who supported them. From the American Friends Service Committee.

From the Library of Congress. In 1943, Adams documented the Manzanar War Relocation Center in California.

Camp newsletters, yearbooks, records of military service, oral histories, photographs, and more. From California State University Archives.

The Densho Digital Archive holds nearly 400 visual histories (800 hours of recorded video interviews) and over 10,000 historic photos, documents, and newspapers. Register for a free account to search the archive (takes 1-2 business days), or view selected videos, images and more in their online Learning Cent

From the American Heritage Center at the University of Wyoming. Original drawings and sketches created by Estelle Ishigo while she was interned with her Japanese-American husband at the Heart Mountain Relocation Camp

Show pictures from the daily lives of the internees, in both the Canadian and American camps. This exhibition was curated by Professor Masumi Hayashi and exhibited at the Cleveland State University Art Gallery in Cleveland, Ohio, in March/April 1996.

The University of Wyoming's Heart Mountain Relocation Center collection contains photographs, letters, notes, trial transcripts, and more.

From UC Berkeley. The digital archive makes accessible a wide range of papers, maps, artworks, and photographs.

Browse or search several documents and photographs from the museum's permanent collection. Collections include visual and written diaries as well as photographs documenting time spent in internment.

Photographs, drawings, documents, and memorabilia. JARDA is divided into four categories: people, places, everyday life, and personal experiences.

From the Online Archive of California. An older website without a table of contents, but presents interviews with Japanese-Americans about their experiences.

A collection of primary source documents available from the United States National Archives. Also a listing of related websites.

The Library of Congress has millions of digitized photos, maps, audio recordings, newspapers, films, and more.
If you can't find it at our library, I recommend the Library of Congress as the next step. The search box is located in the top right of each page.

Online exhibit created by the Smithsonian allows visitors to experience Japanese American internment through interactive galleries, music, text and first person accounts.

7 video interviews with former Tule Lake internees.

Letters, newspaper clippings, photographs, government memos, interviews, and more. The Digital Public Library of America collects digitized archival sources from public libraries across the US.

The Library of Congress has millions of digitized photos, maps, audio recordings, newspapers, films, and more.
If you can't find it at our library, I recommend the Library of Congress as the next step. The search box is located in the top right of each page.