ABOUT US

OUR ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER
George Takei


George was born in Los Angeles, California. With the outbreak of World War II, he and his family together with 120,000 other Japanese Americans were placed behind the barbed-wire enclosures of United States concentration camps. His acting career has spanned more than 5 decades.  He was a member of the original "Star Trek" and has more than 40 feature films and hundreds of TV guest-starring roles to his credit. He is widely recognized for his vocal talents.  In addition to his acting career, George always has been extremely involved in civic affairs and is a political and community activist. Currently, George, Telly Leung, and Tony Award winner, Lea Salonga are performing on Broadway with their new musical, "Allegiance."
 

OUR BOARD MEMBERS


Marlene Shigekawa
Born in Poston camp I       

Dianne Kiyomoto
Descendant of Poston camp 3

Robert Shintaku
Born in  Poston camp 2

 Wayne Koga
Descendant of Poston camp I


Roberta Barton
Descendant of Poston camp 2

 Don Aoki
Descendant of Poston camp 2

 Ruth Okimoto
Prisoner of Poston camp 3

 Daryl Brown
Descendant of Poston camp I


OUR MISSION: To preserve the Poston, Arizona confinement site's remaining historic structures (located on the Colorado Indian River Tribes Reservation) for the purpose of creating a living museum and an interpretive center to tell the stories of the Japanese Americans and their internment camp experiences during World War II.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Poston Restoration Project
 956 Hawthorne Drive
Lafayette, CA  94549

email: diannerd79 (at) yahoo (dot) com

This site belongs to the Poston Community Alliance, Inc. , a 501(c)(3) non-profit group.

                                                 WHERE IS POSTON?
                     FIND THE TOWN OF PARKER, ARIZONA

THERE IS ONE "POSTON" SIGN 
IN THE TOWN OF PARKER, ARIZONA


POSTON IS ABOUT 12-15 MILES 
SOUTH OF THE TOWN OF PARKER



NOTE: Not all of the structures on the map below
 remain today.  
 


            
          OLD MAP OF THE THREE POSTON CAMP SITES
                                   (1942-1945)