Evacuee children in Seabrook village 1944

Family housing built by the Federal Public Housing Authority. Single men and women were assigned to the dormitories that the government built.A group of evacuee children at the entrance of one of the houses at Seabrook Farms Village, Bridgeton, N.J. These houses were recently constructed by the Federal Housing Administration for the families of employees of Seabrook Farms and the Deerfield Packing Corporation. When this photograph was taken, construction was still underway, and the grounds had no yet been landscaped. Over 400 evacuees from most relocation centers were employed by Seabrook Farms and the total Japanese American population there was over 500. Pictured in the photograph are back row L-R: Ricky Kunishima, Jeannette Niji, the other names are unknown. The photograph was taken by Hikaru Iwasaki in August 1944