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- They cleared several several thousand acres of sagebrush in order to make way for peas, beans, cabbage, carrots, cantaloupe, watermelon, and other fruits and vegetables.
-  A creamery in Powell supplied them with milk
- Camp raised cattle, hogs and chickens

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-  Nisei's gravitated toward activities like sports and social gatherings
- Some were in Boy's and Girl's scout program
- Numerous social clubs and youth organizations developed

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- The camps did have schools
- On October 5, 1942 children's started school
- Children's used barracks as classrooms in order to have an education
- They faced challenges for example, like not having enough books
- If students needed to do homework they needed to check out a book
- On May 27, 1943 the elementary school was recognized and construction of the new high school was completed
- Had better opportunities like regular classrooms, gym, auditorium,  sports, library, etc.

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A family looks to be visiting a family member while an American soldier stands guard.

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The "camp" consisted of 467 barrack-style buildings sectioned into 20 blocks that served as administration areas and living quarters.

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The tarpaper barracks were divided into apartments, some single rooms and others slightly larger to accommodate families of up to six. Each unit was furnished only with a stove for heat, a light fixture in the center of the room and an army cot and two blankets for each person.

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- Residents were at the camp from Aug. 12, 1942 to Nov. 10, 1945, two months after the end of war with Japan.

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- Two thousand workers helped build the camp in sixty days.
-Some 14,000 Japanese passed through this camp.
-Some from Los Angeles, Washington, and Santa Clara county and more.

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- The belonging left behind would be forgotten due to the fact that they were only allow to take with themselves whatever they could carry
- They only took necessary stuff like clothes because they weren't able to take all their belongings