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On
July 4th weekend, 1998 I joined more than 250 others in an exploration
of what was the Japanese American Internment Camp at Tule Lake, California
during World War Two. Organized by the Tule Lake Committee, the weekend
included tours through the grounds, remaining barracks and buildings,
videos, discussions with former internees and their children, teachers,
and a service for those who died while in the camps.
What follows are photographs taken during that
weekend.
cement jail house created for "problematic" internees
old barrack left standing
Abalone Mountain to the west of camp