This poignant exhibit captures the innocence and acute perceptions of Japanese American children through their eviction and incarceration experience during World War II.

• Shown at: San Francisco City Hall, Cherry Blossom Festival, Bay Area 50th Anniversary of Executive Order 9066.
  
  
• Contents: 60 black and white framed photographs, text and title (20" x 24").
  
  
• Interpretive materials: Teacher's Guide: Bill of Rights and the World War II Japanese American Internment Experience, slides, classroom kits, and video. Grades 4 - 12. (Classroom kits include mini-exhibit photos and are available to schools at a discount).
  
  
  Running feet: 150 feet
  Weight: 460 lbs.
  Crates: 2 (24" x 27" x 48")
  Security: Moderate
  Exhibition period: 8 weeks
  
  
  Exhibit fee: Inquire