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PARTNER
Densho
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COLLECTION ID
ddr-densho-178
DESCRIPTION
This collection features photographs belonging to Densho narrator Tosh Tokunaga, who was interviewed in 2009. The photos depict the lumber mill at Selleck, Washington, where many Japanese Americans were employed prior to World War II.
INCLUSIVE UNIT DATE
c.1920s
BULK UNIT DATE
c.1920s
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
16 photographic prints, black and white; 1 document
CONTRIBUTOR
Densho
CREATORS
PREFERRED CITATION
Courtesy of Tosh Tokunaga
RIGHTS
Copyright restricted
17 Objects


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Selleck sawmill housing (ddr-densho-178-8)
According to the photo donor, white sawmill workers' housing is in the background, and Japanese American workers' housing is in the foreground.