Japanese-Americans at Farm Camp in Nyssa Oregon 1942

In July 1942, Japanese-Americans work at a Farm Security Administration mobile camp in Nyssa, Oregon. They engage in essential maintenance tasks, including garbage disposal, for two hours weekly. This camp was part of a program to provide assistance during World War II, emphasizing the communitys resilience and resourcefulness during challenging times.

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