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Desert area originally and now prime agriculture land today in the Parker Valley
Photo courtesy of RV traveler, Diane Hitzel 2/25/2012
 
Source of the lifeline for agriculture--the Colorado River
Photo courtesy of RV traveler, Diane Hitzel 2/25/2012 
   
The locals call this the "Finger Mountain"
 Photo courtesy of RV traveler, Diane Hitzel 2/25/2012
 Scenic drive out to Poston going south of Parker (PRIVATE PROPERTY)
Photo courtesy of RV traveler, Diane Hitzel 2/25/2012
 
Alfalfa grown for livestock feed is one major agriculture crop (PRIVATE PROPERTY)
Photo courtesy of R & H Arakawa 10/2011

 One of several water towers in the Poston vicinity (PRIVATE PROPERTY)
Photo courtesy of D. Kiyomoto, 
Poston Community Alliance Board member 2/2008
 
Poston Memorial Monument & Kiosk erected in the 1990s 
by former prisoners of the Poston camps
  
 Poston Memorial Monument
Photo courtesy of RV traveler, Diane Hitzel 2/25/2012
   
  Poston concentration camp I
Elementary School Buildings
(site of the Poston Restoration Project )
Photo courtesy of  RV traveler, Diane Hitzel 2/25/2012  
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  Poston concentration camp I
 Photo courtesy of RV traveler, Diane Hitzel 2/25/2012 
  Poston concentration camp I
 Photo courtesy of RV traveler, Diane Hitzel 2/25/2012         
                                                       Poston concentration camp I
Photo courtesy of RV traveler, Diane Hitzel 2/25/2012
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  Poston concentration camp I
Constructed by hand-made prisoner adobe bricks 
Before environmental clean-up of asbestos and lead contamination
Photo courtesy of D. Kiyomoto, 
Poston Community Alliance Board member 2/2008
  Poston concentration camp I
After the environmental clean-up of asbestos and lead contamination
Photo courtesy of J. Cravath,   
Poston Community Alliance Board member
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  Poston concentration camp I
After the environmental clean-up of asbestos and lead contamination
Photo courtesy of J Cravath,  
Poston Community Alliance Board member
 
  Poston concentration camp I
After the environmental clean-up of asbestos and lead contamination 4/2010
Photo courtesy of D. Kiyomoto, 
  Poston Community Alliance Board member
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  Poston concentration camp I
 Before environmental clean-up of asbestos and lead contamination 2/2008
Photo courtesy of D. Kiyomoto, 
 Poston Community Alliance Board member
 
  Poston concentration camp I
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  Poston concentration camp I school auditorium;
Later years called the "Hatch Center" and the "Job Corps" 
Originally an intact building, was destroyed during 2001 act of an arsonist
Poston Restoration Project Board members inspecting the site
Photo courtesy of R & H. Arakawa 10/20/2011
 
Cornerstone of the Poston I Elementary School    
               Erected June 1943 built by Japanese residents                 
Photo courtesy of D. Kiyomoto, 
Poston Community Alliance Board member 2/2008
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Poston concentration camp I
Evidence of the prison-made adobe bricks now eroding
Photo courtesy of D. Kiyomoto, 
Poston Community Alliance Board member  10/2011
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Poston concentration camp I
Photo courtesy of RV traveler, Diane Hitzel 2/25/2012 
Barrack successfully relocated to the Poston concentration camp area, 
site of the Poston Restoration Project.
 7/18/2012
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...OUTSIDE OF THE POSTON RESTORATION PROJECT SITE....
Poston concentration camp II area (PRIVATE PROPERTY)
Very little traces of the concentration camp remains today
  Photo courtesy of D. Kiyomoto, 
Poston Community Alliance Board member 10/20/2011
Poston concentration camp II area (PRIVATE PROPERTY)
Photo courtesy of D. Kiyomoto,
Poston Community Alliance Board member 10/20/2011
 

...OUTSIDE OF THE POSTON RESTORATION PROJECT SITE.... 
Poston Camp III area (PRIVATE PROPERTY)
 Alfalfa and cotton crops being grown
All evidence of the concentration camps have been erased. 
                                              Photo courtesy of R & H. Arakawa 10/20/2011
 
...OUTSIDE OF THE POSTON RESTORATION PROJECT SITE....  
 Poston Camp III area (PRIVATE PROPERTY)
Fields of cotton 
All evidence of the concentration camps have been erased. 
Photo courtesy of D. Kiyomoto,
Poston Community Alliance Board member 10/20/2011