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#2 Construction crews are still on the job at Puyallup Assembly Center, though from the wash lines the evacuees are there too.

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#2 Construction crews are still on the job at Puyallup Assembly Center, though from the wash lines the evacuees are there too.

Rare Historical Photos of Japanese Evacuation in San Francisco during WWII

#2 Construction crews are still on the job at Puyallup Assembly Center, though from the wash lines the evacuees are there too.

WWII

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←#1 Japanese Americans using postal service at Puyallup Assembly Center for letters and packages.
#3 Rafters from barrack buildings make convenient extensions for a clothesline at Puyallup Assembly Center.→

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