Japantown Peace Gallery
Hosts events, exhibits, and the NJAHS Research Library.
The Japantown Peace Gallery hosts events and exhibits, alongside the NJAHS Research Library. The National Japanese American Historical Society is a nonprofit membership organization focused on collecting, preserving, interpreting, and sharing the history of Japanese Americans. Its digital archives include historical artifacts, documents, photographs, architectural plans, and video and audio oral histories. The organization also offers research resources and curriculum materials for teachers and students, including programs on World War II detention camps and Tule Lake. Exhibitions are presented at the Peace Gallery and the Military Intelligence Service Historic Learning Center in the Presidio. NJAHS also provides walking tours, teacher institutes, community resources, and opportunities to volunteer or become a member.
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Hosts events, exhibits, and the NJAHS Research Library.
Explore images, artifacts, documents, plans, and oral histories.
Curriculum materials cover detention camps and Tule Lake.
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