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| Poston Restoration Project Display Table |
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| Thomas (18-2-A) and Masaru (220-12-A) browsing the Poston Chronicles |
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| Hand carved wooden bird pins was a familiar pasttime |
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| 1st assignment upon arrival to Poston--stuff your sack with straw for your mattress. |
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| Old black and white photos of the Poston camp days |
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| Thanks to whoever brought the camp I High School yearbook |
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| Honoring the World War II Nisei veterans |
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| Poston Restoration Project photo albums |
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| Looking up Poston arrival and departure information |
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| She found her family barrack |
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| Adding missing names and information |
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| Taking a video to capture the information |
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| Looks like they found their relatives barrack |
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| He found his barrack |
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| Taking four bus loads of people and many cars following behind |
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| Loading up the buses for the tour out to Poston |
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| Arrival at the Poston Memorial Monument |
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| Ruby & Bob came a long way to visit |
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| Visiting the Poston Elementary School Unit I site |
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| So this is Poston unit I |
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| Former internees recall their experiences |
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| Poston---the common bond |
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| Recalling the times |
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| Over 500 in attendance |
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| Rev. Paul Nagano, former internee |
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| Kiyo Sato |
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| Head Contractor Ted Kobata |
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| Caring for Our Poston Legacy |
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