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One thing that i learned while making this project was the Children of inmates began school in barrack classrooms in October 1942. Books, school supplies, and furniture were limited. Despite the poor condition of the facilities, attending school offered a sense of normalcy to camp children. In May 1943, the camp high school had been constructed, and the elementary school restructured. The high school, which educated 1,500 students in its first year, featured regular classrooms, a gymnasium and library. Its sports team, including its football team, The Heart Mountain Eagles, eventually competed against other local high school teams.

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An excerpt from Heart Mountain introductory film "All We Could Carry"

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The Legacy of Heart Mountain-Dachau Liberation

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Heart Mountain Horseshoe Circuit Canmore

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The Legacy of Heart Mountain-Documentary

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http://www.HeartMountainFilm.com "The Legacy of Heart Mountain" is a documentary about the internment of Japanese-Americans during WWII. Winner of three Emmy Awards and an Edward R. Murrow Award. Act One showcases The Hirahara Photo Collection. With over 2000 photos of camp life, it's one of the most extensive photo collections on Heart Mountain.

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Heart Mountain - Wyoming's Japanese Internment Camp

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The population during the camp's existence was 10,767 people.

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Heart Mountain was located in the midway between the towns of Cody and Powell in northwest Wyoming.

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The beginning and end of the Heart Mountain Relocation Center.

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The beginning and end of the Heart Mountain Relocation Center.

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The War relocation center of Heart Mountain was opened in the summertime of 1942 and closed in November 10, 1945.

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Cynthia Paul
English 6-6
January 30, 2017