Japanese American Internees Leaving Jerome Relocation Camp

From finding aid: "'Here we go again!' A typical load of Japanese-American residents of the Jerome Relocation Center await at the camp's entrance to be loaded on a train and moved to the Gila River Center in Arkansas. With the closing of Jerome, the evacuees are being sent in groups of 500 to one or another of the remaining centers. This is the third move for these people since they were compelled to leave their homes on the West Coast. It is where, when and how of the next move that occupies their thought and is constantly reflected in their faces. Photo by Chas. E. Mace." On verso: Credit National Archives. 210-G11-412 [J28