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Only one building is left but the foundations of most are there. Signs are still there showing were schools are and such.

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Only one building is left but the foundations of most are there. Signs are still there showing were schools are and such.

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For Fun They produced a newspaper, the Granada Pioneer, which featured the worked of detainee cartoonist Chris Ishii. They tried farming, held Christmas block parties and even formed a football team. They lived there even as their sons were drafted into the U.S. Army.

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For Fun They produced a newspaper, the Granada Pioneer, which featured the worked of detainee cartoonist Chris Ishii. They tried farming, held Christmas block parties and even formed a football team. They lived there even as their sons were drafted into the U.S. Army.

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Each block had a mess hall, laundry, toilets, and a shower room. There were also shared administrative facilities such as a hospital, school, recreation buildings, a public library, dry goods store, barber shop, sewage plant, and post office

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Camp Amache covered approximately 10,500 acres south of the Arkansas River, and extended three miles west and four miles east of the small town of Granada, Colorado.

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Land for the relocation center was acquired by the U.S. Army through a mix of purchase from private owners and condemnation

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120,000 Japanese Americans and those of Japanese ancestry to move

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What did the people do during their time there ?

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What did the people do during their time there ?

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Most adults in the camp either worked as police, fire fighters, on projects or on agriculture during the camp. Most kids invented there own little games and played with the other children in the camps .

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Japanese and Japanese-Americans were moved to internemtn camps just like this one because teh American people thought they were spying on us

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People were moved to Granada, Colorado in August 27, 1942 following the attack on Pearl Harbor

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main industry of the Granada Relocation Project was agriculture. The prime objective was to grow enough vegetables and produce enough meat to become self sufficient in meeting the food needs of the inmates. The farm and meat production operations were highly successful despite the continual shortage of inmate farm labor.

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When the schools were first started in the barracks, the conditions were poor. Students did not have desks or textbooks. They sat on wooden benches and copied information that teachers put on the chalkboard. School supplies were limited.

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The Granada site, with the smallest population of the ten relocation centers, became the tenth largest concentration of people in the state of Colorado; it is one the best preserved with intact foundations and little alteration by subsequent development.

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Most of the work in Granada was directed at agricultural production,  residential areas were devoted to farming and raising livestock. 

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Most of the work in Granada was directed at agricultural production,  residential areas were devoted to farming and raising livestock. 

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over 7,000 Japanese, most being American citizens, were forcibly imprisoned at the Granada Relocation Center in Granada, Colorado from 1942-45.

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Opened May 18, 1942
-59 acres
7,000 applicants
all made it in.