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Title"Mayor" receiving an award
NameSeabrook, James (Associated name), Sakamoto, George (Depicted), Taguwa, Bill (Depicted), Taguwa, Dean (Depicted), Taguwa, Dave (Depicted), Sasaki, Fuju (Depicted), Loveland, Fritz (Depicted), Barker, Fred (Depicted), Ichisaka, Vernon (Depicted)
Date Created1952
SubjectWorld War 1939-1945, Japanese Americans, Immigrants, Farmers, Boy Scouts, Cumberland County (N.J.)
Description"Mayor" Fuji Sasaki receiving an award during a Boy Scouts event at Seabrook Farms. Picture taken on August 18, 1952.
Genrephotographs
Time PeriodPostwar Years (1945-1970)
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3XK8GHW
Additional Detail(s)
Type: Exhibition section
Name: Life, Labor and Business at Seabrook Farms
Detail: Finding a Place on the Farm: Life at Seabrook
Additional Detail(s)
Type: Exhibition caption
Detail: A major part of Seabrook Farms was the development of communities within the housing. The Japanese-Americans were relocated from their homes, questioned by the general public about their patriotism. Now, there was a chance to regain some autonomy amongst them in the form of self-government. “Mayors” were elected and rose in power amongst the community to represent the needs of the people. Here, Mayor Fuji Sasaki is receiving an award from the boy scouts.
Additional Detail(s)
Type: Exhibition section
Name: Life, Labor and Business at Seabrook Farms
Detail: Finding a Place on the Farm: Life at Seabrook
Additional Detail(s)
Type: Exhibition caption
Detail: A major part of Seabrook Farms was the development of communities within the housing. The Japanese-Americans were relocated from their homes, questioned by the general public about their patriotism. Now, there was a chance to regain some autonomy amongst them in the form of self-government. “Mayors” were elected and rose in power amongst the community to represent the needs of the people. Here, Mayor Fuji Sasaki is receiving an award from the boy scouts.
Additional Detail(s)
Type: Exhibition section
Name: Life, Labor and Business at Seabrook Farms
Detail: Finding a Place on the Farm: Life at Seabrook
Additional Detail(s)
Type: Exhibition caption
Detail: A major part of Seabrook Farms was the development of communities within the housing. The Japanese-Americans were relocated from their homes, questioned by the general public about their patriotism. Now, there was a chance to regain some autonomy amongst them in the form of self-government. “Mayors” were elected and rose in power amongst the community to represent the needs of the people. Here, Mayor Fuji Sasaki is receiving an award from the boy scouts.
CollectionSeabrook Farms
Organization NameSeabrook Educational and Cultural Center
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