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Uncovering the Buried History of a Japanese-American Internment Camp

Jul 24, 2015 at

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Temperatures in Death Valley have been in the triple digits all summer. But the high heat hasn't stopped volunteers working on a project unearthing historical artifacts from the former Japanese-American internment camp at Manzanar.

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Uncovering the Buried History of a Japanese-American Internment Camp

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