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Confinement and Ethnicity: An Overview of World War II Japanese American Relocation Sites by J. Burton, M. Farrell, F. Lord, and R. Lord

Chapter 15 (continued)
Additional War Relocation Authority Facilities

Cow Creek, Death Valley, California

Figure 15.13. Cow Creek CCC Camp, 1939. (adapted from Greene 1988) (click image for larger size (~84K) )
Figure 15.14. Unloading supplies at Cow Creek. (Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles)	Figure 15.15. Cow Creek during Japanese American internment. (Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles)
Figure 15.16. Military police officer (note pre-WW II lace-up boots) and T.R. Goodwin, superintendent of Death Valley National Monument. (Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles)	Figure 15.17. Fire-fighting equipment brought to Cow Creek from Manzanar. (Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles)

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