Hair Cutting in Nyssa Oregon July 1942 Japanese-American Camp

Japanese-Americans in a mobile camp in Nyssa, Oregon, engage in community hair cutting. Taken in July 1942, this image documents life in mobile camps during the FSA program. The photograph showcases the social interactions and communal activities that defined this unique period in American history, offering insight into daily life and resilience.

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