Sujet

Granada

Légende

Granada, Colorado, The World War II Amache Japanese internment camp in southeast Colorado became part of the National Park Service, as President Joe Biden signed a law making Amache a National Historic Site on March 18, 2022. More than 7, 000 Japanese and Japanese-Americans were held at the site, one of 10 internment camps in the American west. Though all the buildings were demolished after the war, many foundations remain. A guard tower, water tower, and a barracks have been reconstructed

Date

18 mars 2022

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Jim West

Notre référence

BRK23B97_124

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

86,1Mo (3,7Mo) / 56,9cm x 37,9cm / 6720 x 4480 (300dpi)

Mots clés

1939-1945 Colorado Famous Place Granada Historic Site N.P. NP National Park National Parks Naturpark No People North America US-American army attraction attractions barracks building buildings camp camps casern deserted empty foundation foundations guard tower history human rights landmark many military military affairs natural preserve natural preserves natural reserve nature conservation area nature park nature reserve nature reserves no one nobody numerous place of interest plenty protected area reconstructed reserve reserves sanctury sight structure tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark tower towers uninhabited war warfare warfares wars watch tower watchtower watchtowers water tower water towers world war world wars America American Granada province Province of Granada Provincia de Granada Second World War US-America USA United States United States of America World War 2, WW II, WW2, WWII, WW 2 World War II historical site reconstruction reconstructions historic historical