Japanese-American Boy at Mobile Camp Nyssa Oregon 1942

A Japanese-American boy stands in front of a mobile camp in Nyssa, Oregon, in July 1942. This camp was part of the Farm Security Administration initiative where individuals volunteered to work on farms after leaving reception centers. Local sugar beet companies arranged electrical connections to improve living conditions in the camps.

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