Manzanar (Revised)

[@johndiaz7240]

Thank you Sir, well done. My wife’s family were interned in Granada Colorado. The name was Amache. We have visited what remains. We have been visiting Manzanar since the 70’s on our way to Tuolumne Meadows in Yosemite. My wife’s aunts and uncles and grandparents were in camp. The only bright spot was her parents met and married in camp. They never wanted to talk about the experience in camp. You did a wonderful job on telling the story. Hopefully this will never happen again to any American Citizens.

[@RandomGuy-qm3mg]

great video! Interesting history, wondered why that site until you explained the previous town there, makes sense. Glad you were able to fix the video, you included so many really well done black and white images of Manzanar. Hopefully our country never makes the mistake again of locking up our own citizens based on their heritage.

[@GhostTownWonders]

Many of those black and white photos were taken by Ansel Adams. Thanks for watching.

[@robertthompson6958]

Very interesting journey back in time. Much clearer pictures. Enjoyed this. Thanks for taking the time to share this.

[@GhostTownWonders]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jimbowski39]

Great video and commentary about this amazing stop on the 395. I explored the site last year and can say it is an intense experience. Thank you for creating this video series on the 395.

[@GhostTownWonders]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@johndiaz7240]

Thank you Sir, well done. My wife’s family were interned in Granada Colorado. The name was Amache. We have visited what remains. We have been visiting Manzanar since the 70’s on our way to Tuolumne Meadows in Yosemite. My wife’s aunts and uncles and grandparents were in camp. The only bright spot was her parents met and married in camp. They never wanted to talk about the experience in camp. You did a wonderful job on telling the story. Hopefully this will never happen again to any American Citizens .

[@GhostTownWonders]

Glad you liked the video. Sorry to hear your family’s experience.