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[Smiling family who are receiving the permit to leave the Tule Lake camp for resettlement, Newell, California, 1946]
Maker
Iwata, Jack
Date1946
DimensionsNeg Type: 120.00 mm
ClassificationsPhotographic Archives
Credit LineGift of Jack and Peggy Iwata
Object number93.102.7
DescriptionFamily of six receiving permit to leave Tule Lake concentration camp from a Caucasian man in an office, Newell, California, 1946. Mustached Caucasian man in suit jacket stands in profile on left holding paperwork in left hand while handing permit to father of family on other side of counter. The father is dressed in hat and coat with ribbon and button, "76", on proper left chest. Two small girls bundled in coats and hats stand next to him at counter. Older girl stands in back in coat and hat next to the mother who holds a toddler. Mother smiles as she watches interaction. "Passes" sign on wall.;1 copy negative : b&w
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