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· Games / Military camps / Military personnel / Tug of war / Recreation

o Description: This page contains information about A tug of war. Field Day of the U.S. Troops in Mexico.

· Games / Military personnel / Running races / Athletes / Recreation / Military camps

o Description: This page contains information about With the U.S. Troops in Mexico. Field Day; General view of crowds and finishes of heats.

· Games / Military personnel / Running races / Athletes / Recreation / Military camps

o Description: This page contains information about With the U.S. Troops in Mexico. General view of crowds and finishes of heats.

· Games / Racing / Horses / Military camps / Recreation / Soldiers

o Description: This page contains information about With the U.S. Troops in Mexico. Mounted men start on a signal to a place where there are as many men lying on the ground. Each man has to pick up one of the men, and get back to the starting point with him. The first one in is the winner. It was one of the events on the Field Day programme of the troops in Mexico. It is called the rescue race.

· Games / Racing / Horses / Military camps / Recreation / Soldiers

o Description: This page contains information about With the U.S. Troops. Field Day, the rescue race. Mounted men start on a signal to a place where there are as many men lying on the ground. Each man has to pick up one of the men and get back to the starting line with him. The first one back is the winner.

· Games / Racing / Horses / Military camps / Recreation / Soldiers

o Description: This page contains information about With the U.S. Troops in Mexico. Field Day, the mule race.

· Games / Racing / Horses / Military camps / Recreation / Soldiers

o Description: This page contains information about With the U.S. Troops in Mexico. Field Day, the mule race.

· Games / Women / Physical fitness

o Description: This page contains information about Crow Agency school girls at out-door play. Description same as others.

· Garages

o Description: This page contains information about Exterior view of the Warden's garage.

· Garages / Automobiles

o Description: This page contains information about Garage looking SW. Parcel 127, C.W. Wood. Todd Shipbuilding, Seattle, WA.

· Garages / Automobiles / Roads / Corrals

o Description: This page contains information about Photographs, with captions, of garage and cattle guard at entrance of Big Valley Rancheria, from “Annual Report of Extension Workers...Sacramento Indian Agency [California] From January 1, 1936, to December 31, 1936.“

· Garages / Government facilities / Automobiles

o Description: This page contains information about “Official car storage in federal garage, Boulder City.“

· Garages / Streets / Automobiles / Government facilities

o Description: This page contains information about “Federal garage at Boulder City, Nevada. View from southeast.“

· Gardening / Cities & towns / Horticulture

o Description: This page contains information about “Looking Southwest across park towards Six Companies' area, Boulder City, Nevada. View shows beginning of landscape development.“

· Gardening / Corn / Croplands / Girls / Native Americans

o Description: This page contains information about Photographs, with captions, showing 4H club gardening activities, from “Annual Report of Extension Workers...Sacramento Indian Agency, Sacramento, California, From January 1, 1937, to December 31, 1937.“

· Gardening / Evacuations / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation

o Description: This page contains information about Mountain View, California. Prior to evacuation, members of the Shibuya family weeding field on ranch which they own. Evacuees of Japanese ancestry will be housed in War Relocation Authority centers for the duration.

· Gardening / Gardening equipment & supplies / Students / Schools / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps / Women

o Description: This page contains information about Minidoka Relocation Center, Hunt, Idaho. Hunt High School students clean and rake areas between classroom barrack buildings preparatory to planting rye grass.

· Gardening / Girls / Native Americans

o Description: This page contains information about Photograph, with caption, of June in her 4H garden, from “Annual Report of Extension Workers...Sacramento Indian Agency, Sacramento, Calif., All Jurisdiction except, Round Valley, Fort Bidwell, Tule River, and Point Arena, From January 1, 1938, to December 31, 1938.“

· Gardening / Girls / Native Americans / Women

o Description: This page contains information about Photographs, with captions, showing children gardening, from “Annual Report of Extension Workers...Sacramento Indian Agency, Sacramento, California, From January 1, 1937, to December 31, 1937.“

· Gardening / Native Americans / Dhildren / Horse teams

o Description: This page contains information about Photographs, with captions, of school garden activities at Fallon, Nevada, from Carson Agency Annual Report of Extension Workers for 1942 (Narrative and Illustrated Section).

· Gardening / Native Americans / Girl

o Description: This page contains information about Photograph, with caption, showing Covelo girl hoeing weeds, from “Annual Report of Extension Workers...Sacramento Indian Agency, Sacramento, Calif., All Jurisdiction except, Round Valley, Fort Bidwell, Tule River, and Point Arena, From January 1, 1938, to December 31, 1938.“

· Gardening / Onions / Women / Potatoes / Native Americans

o Description: This page contains information about Photographs, with captions, of gardening at Walker River, Nevada, from 1937 Carson Agency Annual Extension Report, which documents the first year in which Carson Agency had an extension agent.

· Gardening equipment & supplies / Japanese-American relocation / Japanese-American assembly centers / Gardens / Housing

o Description: This page contains information about San Bruno, California. Close-up of barrack home with the carefully planned flower garden in foreground.

· Gardens

o Description: This page contains information about Photographs, with captions, showing gardens, from “The Annual Report of Extension Workers...Fort Bidwell Sub-Agency...from December. 1, 1934, to November 30, 1935.“

· Gardens

o Description: This page contains information about Victory garden, Fort Stevens, Oregon.

· Gardens / Children / Housing / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

o Description: This page contains information about Tule Lake Relocation Center, Newell, California. Evacuee flower garden.

· Gardens / Croplands / Potatoes / Poultry / Native Americans

o Description: This page contains information about Photographs with text of agriculture of Native Americans in Owens Valley, California. The photographs are part of a report about the rehabilitation project in the Owens Valley.

· Gardens / Farming / Fathers & children / Strawberries

o Description: This page contains information about Shelby County, Iowa.... Detailed description: Market gardens are rare in Shelby County, but a few farmers have planted berries in recent years. This man, assisted by his son and daughter, is setting out young strawberry plants.

· Gardens / Farming / Fathers & children / Strawberries

· Gardens / Farming / Strawberries

· Gardens / Farms / Missions

o Description: This page contains information about Garden, Metlakahtla, Alaska.

· Gardens / Garden Walls / Zuni

o Description: This page contains information about Vegetable gardens surrounding the Indian Pueblo of Zuni, New Mexico 1873

· Gardens / Gardening / Huts / Internal migration

o Description: This page contains information about Airport tract, near Modesto, Stanislaus County, California. Man and wife training beans in their first-year garden. Note new house self-built. Note pea hampers which denote that they have worked in the large-scale pea harvests. They come from back East, arrived in this community less than a year ago.

· Gardens / Gardening / Native Americans / Women

· Gardens / Harvesting / Native Americans / Government documents

o Description: This page contains information about Synopsis of Annual Report and Annual Report for the Five Civilized Tribes Covering the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1940

· Gardens / Houses / Cactus / Government facilities

o Description: This page contains information about Superintendent's narrative report for Carlsbad Caverns National Park--[2 photos cactus garden & gov't. bldgs]

· Gardens / Housing / Landscaping / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

o Description: This page contains information about Rohwer Relocation Center, McGehee, Arkansas. One of the many small victory gardens seen throughout the Rohwer Center.

· Gardens / Huts / Shacktowns / Tents

o Description: This page contains information about Airport tract, near Modesto, Stanislaus County, California. Shows the other side of Conejo Street....All available lots on this tract have now been sold.

· Gardens / Indian reservations / Families / Native Americans

o Description: This page contains information about “Family with garden at Wind River Agency“

· Gardens / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps / Women / Landscaping

o Description: This page contains information about Jerome Relocation Center, Denson, Arkansas. Mrs. T. Arima busily prepares her doorstep garden in Block 7. Besides odd plants and stump arrangements, there will be a pool with goldfish.

· Gardens / Landscaping / Watch towers / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

o Description: This page contains information about Closing of the Jerome Relocation Center, Denson, Arkansas. The decorative flower gardens at the approach to the center's administrative buildings was tended up to the last days by any flower lover who still remained in the center. Its fate after the final closing date was uncertain.

· Gardens / Landscaping / Departures / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

o Description: This page contains information about Closing of the Jerome Relocation Center, Denson, Arkansas. The all male residents of block Number 1, known as “Bachelors' Row“ were proud of their landscaping and regretted leaving their flowers to the mercy of the withering Arkansas sun.

· Gardens / Landscaping / Departures / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

· Gardens / Landscaping / Departures / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps / Women / Children

o Description: This page contains information about Closing of the Jerome Relocation Center, Denson, Arkansas. Block 44 in the Jerome Center is typical of the blocks in which the residents attempted to make the tar paper barracks more livable and homelike. Many beautiful flower beds were evidenced throughout the center and the evacuees were concerned about the fate of their carefully tended gardens after the center closed. Many lost interst, however, on hearing that they were to be moved again.

· Gardens / Landscaping / Housing / Bridges / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps / Children / Women

o Description: This page contains information about Rohwer Relocation Center, McGehee, Arkansas. In contrast to most of the relocation center sites, many of the blocks in the Rohwer Center are shaded by trees. The residents have done much to make their tar paper barracks more livable by the planting of flowers and vegetable gardens and the building of rustic walks and bridges. This view is in block 7.

· Gardens / Landscaping / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps / Women

· Gardens / Rubber plants / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

o Description: This page contains information about Manzanar Relocation Center, Manzanar, California. A view of a section in the growing bed for guayule plants. The plot is 30 x 50 sq. feet, and these plants have been in the ground for ten days.

· Gardens / Stats / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

o Description: This page contains information about Manzanar Relocation Center, Manzanar, California. Ogura Shuichi, born in Pasadena. He attended Pasadena Junior College and was a visiting student at the California Institute of Technology. He is now working as a plant statistician for the guayule rubber experiment project at this War Relocation Authority center for evacuees of Japanese ancestry.

· Gardens / Trees / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps / Housing

o Description: This page contains information about Granada Relocation Center, Amache, Colorado. Evacuee barracks showing gardens and trees.

· Gardens / Vegetables / Houses / Farms

o Description: This page contains information about Vegitable garden, Juneau, Alaska.

· Gardens / Vegetables / Utility poles / Carts & wagons

o Description: This page contains information about Upper Yukon--Dawson 1901. Vegitable garden--Dawson.

· Gardens / Women / Children / Huts

o Description: This page contains information about Olivehurst, Yuba County, California. An unpainted house of second-hand lumber, and truck garden.

· Gasoline engines / Soldiers

o Description: This page contains information about American Punitive Expedition at Casas Grande, Mexico. - Gas Engine which generates motive power for wireless.

· Gasoline pumps

o Description: This page contains information about Old gas pump. Aberdeen

· Gate / Dam construction / Machinery

o Description: This page contains information about “Stewart Mountain Dam. View from left end of gate operating platform; left wall about 90% complete except 50 feet at lower end; 7 floor slab completed.“

· Gates / Canals / Dams

o Description: This page contains information about Yakima-Sunnyside Project - Intake Gates - Sunnyside Canal - W.J.L. - Looking up Sunnyside Canal - Washington

· Gates / Canals / Rivers

o Description: This page contains information about “Interstate Canal. View showing diversion gate in No. 10 Lateral.“

· Gates / Channels

o Description: This page contains information about Los Angeles District - Ballona Creek Subproject No. 132 - E.R. A. and Regular Funds - Hired Labor - Taken June 20, 1938. Vol. XI. No. 4. This Photograph Shows the Gates Which Control the Flow of Water Between the Ballona Creek Channel and the Venice Lagoon. This Gate Structure is in the Right Bank of the Channel a Few Hundred Yard from the Channel Mouth

· Gates / Construction

o Description: This page contains information about Lake Washington Ship Canal, U.S. Government Locks, Seattle, Washington. Locks at Narrows of Salmon Bay, looking upstream at side of upper service gate to large lock.

· Gates / Construction

o Description: This page contains information about Lake Washington Ship Canal, U.S. Government Locks, Seattle, Washington. Locks at Narrows of Salmon Bay, showing upstream side of lower service gate to small lock.

· Gates / Construction

o Description: This page contains information about Lake Washington Ship Canal, U.S. Government Locks, Seattle, Washington. Showing downstream side of lower service gate to small lock.

· Gates / Construction

o Description: This page contains information about Lake Washington Ship Canal, U.S. Government Locks, Seattle, Washington. Showing downstream side of upper service gate. Sheathing not on large lock.

· Gates / Dam construction / Dams / Canals

o Description: This page contains information about “Salt River - Power Canal Intake (Contract) - View looking south showing progress of work on canal intake gates.“

· Gates / Dam construction / Tunnels

o Description: This page contains information about “Steel bulkhead & stoney gates“

· Gates / Dams

o Description: This page contains information about “Salt River - Stewart Mountain Dam - Near view of radial gate spillway.“

· Gates / Dams / Dam construction

o Description: This page contains information about “Stewart Mountain Dam. View of upstream faces of spillway gate. Note construction of pier extension at right abutment.“

· Gates / Harbors

o Description: This page contains information about Lake Washington Ship Canal, U.S. Government Locks, Seattle, Washington.Removing lower guard rail, small lock, showing leaf raised slightly and leaving the wall.

· Gates / Landscape architecture facilities

o Description: This page contains information about Sherman Institute. Riverside.

· Gates / Machinery / Canals

o Description: This page contains information about Lake Washington Ship Canal, U.S. Government Locks, Seattle, Washington. New gate operating machine, upper gate of large lock, south side. Lock gate wide open, looking upstream.

· Geese / Croplands / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

o Description: This page contains information about Tule Lake Relocation Center, Newell, California. View of wild geese on farm. These geese, which are protected by game laws, cause hundreds of dollars of damage to the crops.

· Geese / Croplands / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

· General stores / Automobile service stations

o Description: This page contains information about A.J. Hodgden Store, McNatt. Newton County

· General stores / Automobile service stations / Signs / Advertisements

o Description: This page contains information about Olivehurst, Yuba County, California. The main store and trading center sells gas, tobacco, groceries, coca cola, beer, etc., to Oliverhurst settlers. Practically all groceries are packaged.

· General stores / Cooperatives / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps / Women / Children

o Description: This page contains information about Jerome Relocation Center, Denson, Arkansas. A view of the interior of the store in Block 8, showing the grocery section.

· General stores / Fire damages / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

o Description: This page contains information about Tule Lake Relocation Center, Newell, California. View showing the half burned community store. the fire which destroyed this building occurred in the middle of the night and for awhile threatened adjacent buildings. It was promptly brought under control by the efficient work of the volunteer fire department.

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