There will be a program with special guest speaking beginning at 5:30 pm.
Learn about the history of where up to 2,000 Japanese, German, and Italian immigrants, and Japanese taken from Peru, at the Tuna Canyon Detention Station which was operated by the Department of Justice during World War II in the City of Los Angeles from 1941-1943.
This mobile exhibit that has been touring throughout California will provide an excellent history which will garner your attention and the emotions of this era and part of local history.
Reception will include food and beverages, There will be docents for tours of The Museum as well.
Free parking. Elevator and ADA access.
We request an RSVP on EVENTBRITE for this free event, so please register today.
You can also contact us at 818-347-9665 and leave us a message and number of people to attend as well as send us an email at info@TheMuseumSFV.org.
The Museum SFV
18860 Nordhoff St., Suite 204
Northridge, CA 91324-3885
(XST SE corner of Wilbur Ave. & Nordhoff St.)
Free parking. Elevator and ADA access.
Thank you,
Michel Stevens
President
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