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An interview with Brenda Kupfer, Roy Satoh, Linda Reiko Adkinson and Bruce Yamauchi .

An interview conducted as part of the Hanford Oral History Project. The Hanford Oral History Project was sponsored by Mission Support Alliance on behalf of the…

Painting of shoreline and boats in the water

Woman standing in front of M&M Café

Gladys and Samuel Coleman kneeling in front of car "Season's Greetings and Good Wishes for the New Year"

Customers inside of M&M Café

Equations on a blackboard in a classroom

Unknown woman standing outside

Two women and a child inside grocery store

"Tacoma Pool Hall"

Two men standing in front of building

"Rising Generation" Man, woman and four children in grocery store

Interior of grocery store

Woman sitting at counter of café

Interior of café

Three women in front of Pasco High School

Franklin County Courthouse

Two women in front of building

Men working in fishing boat full of salmon

"Papa Garden Gate with Family Crest"

"Papa Yamamoto & Papa Ono"

"Tough Nuts" Frank M Sakata, Judas Yamamoto and other unknown people in front of café

View inside of destructed building

"Dad" next to boat in front of building

"Picture of Our Café from Upstairs Kitchen"

"Cascades on the way to Pasco, WA"

Ogata's Cleaners Pasco Laundry

Unknown woman standing in front of café

Workers at a grocery store

"2nd M&M 1936"

"1950s Edda's Café"

"Grandpa's pool hall circa 1913 on W. Clark near Tacoma."

Children inside a school room

Arlene and Connie at Heart Mountain in Wyoming.

Newspaper clipping of the passing of an African-American woman named Gladys M. Coleman who had died in 1976. She moved with her family from Mississippi in 1906 to Pasco, Washington. She was the first African-American to graduate from Whitman College…

Fishing boat on the water

Three men working on machinery