Topaz slides (copy work)

File — Box: 1, Folder: 2

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Scope and Contents

The files names listed below have four parts: (part 1) The collection number n (part 2) box number_(part 3) folder number_(part 4) item number. These numbers will match exactly with the corresponding scans in the digital library.

p0318_n01_02_001 : Aircraft on deck of a carrier, with sailors at work
p0318_n01_02_002 : Poster depicting caricatures of a Japanese soldier and Adolf Hitler with caption "Our Carelessness Their Secret Weapon Prevent Forest Fires"
p0318_n01_02_003 : Sailor running in foreground, aircraft on fire in background
p0318_n01_02_004 : Three military men bend over maps on a table while two women reposition ships on wall-sized map of Western Europe
p0318_n01_02_005 : Texaco poster with caricature of Japanese soldier with caption "Please Take Day Off!"
p0318_n01_02_006 : Hand-drawn plan for layout of camp
p0318_n01_02_007 : Planes flying over a beach with palm tree in foreground and mountain in background
p0318_n01_02_008 : Directional map to Topaz Museum and camp site
p0318_n01_02_009 : Man holding Los Angeles Times with large headline reading "U.S. At War"
p0318_n01_02_010 : Painted image of aircraft preparing to take off from carrier
p0318_n01_02_011 : A hand reaching into a garden bed with seedlings
p0318_n01_02_012 : Men working outdoors on trench
p0318_n01_02_013 : Men hoeing raised garden beds
p0318_n01_02_014 : Men building a dike
p0318_n01_02_015 : Two men in uniform play chess beneath print of three sailors
p0318_n01_02_016 : Massive explosion near body of water
p0318_n01_02_017 : Explosion on airfield
p0318_n01_02_018 : Poster depicting man with shovel shouldering wooden crosses walking in field of graves
p0318_n01_02_019 : Poster depicting cannon barrels pointed toward sky with the flags of the Allies in WWII
p0318_n01_02_020 : Topaz, Utah, internment camp historical markers
p0318_n01_02_021 : Remains of structures at Topaz internment camp [01]
p0318_n01_02_022 : Crowd of people accompanied by guards walk across wooden bridge
p0318_n01_02_023 : Photograph of torpedo attacks on ships moored on both sides of Ford Island, Pearl Harbor
p0318_n01_02_024 : Topaz, Utah, internment camp historical marker
p0318_n01_02_025 : Damaged battleship
p0318_n01_02_026 : Remains of structures at Topaz internment camp [02]
p0318_n01_02_027 : Portrait of Hideki Tojo in uniform
p0318_n01_02_028 : Men in civilian clothes board a ship
p0318_n01_02_029 : Topaz historical marker
p0318_n01_02_030 : Remains of a concrete structure
p0318_n01_02_031 : Workers try to put out fire on large ship
p0318_n01_02_032 : Poster depicting cartoon snake wrapped around a palm tree with caption "Remember Pearl Harbor"
p0318_n01_02_033 : Three battleships, one on fire
p0318_n01_02_034 : Ships at sea with aircraft flying overhead
p0318_n01_02_035 : Wooden rocking chair
p0318_n01_02_036 : Sea battle
p0318_n01_02_037 : Japanese soldiers marching with flag of Japan
p0318_n01_02_038 : People in open area between rows of barracks
p0318_n01_02_039 : Poster being attached to a wall, reading "Notice. Instructions to all Japanese"
p0318_n01_02_040 : Newspaper rack with San Francisco Examiner issue with headline "Ouster of All Japs in California Near"
p0318_n01_02_041 : Poster showing bombed house and car with caption "It CAN happen here -- unless we keep 'em firing"
p0318_n01_02_042 : Poster of Uncle Sam's hand pointing at fleeing Japanese soldier with caption "Remember December 7th? Keep America Free"
p0318_n01_02_043 : Internment camp
p0318_n01_02_044 : Poster of man making a fist with caption "Avenge December 7"
p0318_n01_02_045 : image of two U.S. soldiers, one holding U.S. flag, with community of white buildings in background
p0318_n01_02_046 : Cover of sheet music by Wm. C. Freeland and George D. Barnard titled "There'll be no Adolph Hitler nor Yellow Japs to Fear"
p0318_n01_02_047 : Illustration showing fist with rising sun symbol on sleeve, holding dagger

Dates

1940-1990

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.