Recent Photos

                            

     In November 2013, elderly volunteers from the Poston Memorial Monument Committee drove from Sacramento, California to Poston, Arizona to repair the damaged Poston Monument.
     NOTE: The Poston Monument Committee desperately needs 'younger' volunteers who live closer than the charter members, to maintain the site in the future.  The current committee members are all in their late 80's-90's !!!

   The stolen bronze plaque has been replaced.

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  The Poston Preservation Historical Project site today.

Remains of the Unit 1 Auditorium Building for the Poston Elementary School

              Poston 1 Elementary School Classrooms

                                       

                               Relocated Poston Barrack

Please help us preserve these historical structures from continued erosion due to exposure to the weather.           
                                
 PROJECTS NEEDING YOUR SUPPORT

• Master Plan Development for Interpretive Center & Museum $150,000
• Stabilization/Preservation of Eroding Adobe Classrooms Built by Internees $160,000
• Assessment of Historic Structures by Preservation Architect $40,000
• Completion of Documentary Film, "For the Sake of the Children" $25,000

 
  ~Make your donation today~

                                  Recent photos courtesy of Pua Johnson  11/2013

PROJECT WISH LIST

POSTON PROJECTS NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT

 ..DONATIONS APPRECIATED TO REACH OUR GOALS...

Documentary Film, "For the Sake of the Children" 
 Completion Funds: $25,000


Click here to learn more about this film: 
 For the Sake of the Children


Please support our preservation efforts of the Poston Elementary School Site, now designated as a "National Historic Landmark"

Funds are needed for:

-Development of a "Master Plan" for a
 future Interpretive Center & Museum   $150,000

-Historic Structures Assessment 
 by a Preservation Architect      $40,000

-Stabilization/preservation of eroding adobe classrooms
 built by interned Japanese Americans   $160,000