'Preserving Amache': Japanese American returns to the WWII internment camp where she was once held
A Japanese American returns to the WWII internment camp where she was once held -- now a national landmark.
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A Japanese American returns to the WWII internment camp where she was once held -- now a national landmark.
Relatives of Japanese Americans incarcerated in Amache find common threads with descendants of the Sand Creek Massacre — which occurred just 46 miles away — during annual pilgrimage.
Relatives of Japanese Americans incarcerated in Amache find common threads with descendants of the Sand Creek Massacre — which occurred just 46 miles away — during annual pilgrimage.
By Kevin Simpson The Colorado Sun (via AP Storyshare) GRANADA — Mitch Homma stood on the weathered concrete slab that is all that remains of the barracks Descendants of the Amache relocation camp and Sand Creek massacre gather in Colorado to meet over their shared past
Ten years ago, Bonnie Clark and her team of researchers from the University of Denver discovered a rose bush across the remnants of a barracks doorway at the Amache National Historic Site. When Clark returned on Saturday, she was "ecstatic" to discover the bush in bloom.