PARTNER
Japanese American National Museum
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COLLECTION ID
ddr-janm-1
DESCRIPTION
Mollie Wilson Murphy was an African-American woman who lived in Boyle Heights during World War II. She had many Japanese-American friends who were forced into concentration camps during the war. This collection comprises of the correspondences between Mollie and her friends in camp. The Mollie Wilson Papers include correspondence, school photographs, and miscellaneous photos in Boyle Heights of Mollie and friends before the war, during and after camp. There are also mimeographs, and newspaper clippings.
INCLUSIVE UNIT DATE
1942-1945
BULK UNIT DATE
1942-1945
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Correspondences that totals 112 letters and 27 photographs; 0.5 linear feet.
CONTRIBUTOR
Japanese American National Museum
CREATORS
- Murphy, Mollie Wilson (author)
PREFERRED CITATION
Courtesy of the Japanese American National Museum (2000.378)
RIGHTS
Copyright restricted