Collection Timeline

1941 to 2011

1941
Letter from Japanese American Citizens League to the University of Idaho

1942
Letter from President Dale to University of California, Berkley's President Sproul
Letter from President Sproul to President Dale
Letter from James B. Hughes to President Dale
Letter from President Sproul to US Vice-President Henry A. Wallace
Evacuees Not At All Bitter
The Japanese Evacuation: Looking Backward and Forward
Our Closed Door
Letter from Asher B. Wilson to President Dale
Letter from President L.P. Sieg to President Dale
Letter from President Dale to Asher B. Wilson
Letter from Robert W. O'Brien to Professor Paul K. Hatt
Nisei Sent Here to be Taken Out
Six Nisei Students Come Here to Continue Studies
Letter from President Dale to Governor Clark
Letter from Governor Clark to President Dale
Public Proclamation No. 3
Six American Citizens
An Open Letter to Governor Clark
Letter from Representative Don C.D. Moore to President Dale
Letter from Representative Don C.D. Moore to President Dale
University Makes No Change in Jap Policy
Group Hears Martin Tell Slap-A-Jap Club's Idea
Letter To The Editor
It Takes All Kinds
Letter from Fumiko Shitamae to George Shitamae [1]
Letter from Fumiko Shitamae to George Shitamae [2]
Letter from Fumiko Shitamae to George Shitamae [3]

1943
Buildings at Kooskia showing bridge
Sign at entrance of camp in Kooskia
Sawing wood at Kooskia
Digging in Kooskia
Letter from President Dale to E.J. Baldwin
Letter from Allan C. Lemon to Student Relocation Counsellor Haru Tanabe
Letter from Student Relocation Counsellor Haru Tanabe to Allan C. Lemon
Letter from Frank N. Freeman to J.F. Messenger
Letter from President Dale to Student Relocation Counsellor Haru Tanabe
Letter from State Superintendent of Public Instruction C.E. Roberts to President Dale
Letter from Acting Dean Baldwin to the Edward V. Berman at the War Relocation Authority
Letter from Fumiko Shitamae to George Shitamae [4]

1944
Letter from President Dale to Commander Rex Gross
Letter from Commander Rex Gross to President Dale

1945
Hiroshima or Nagasaki after bombing
Burns showing close copy of dress patterns
Victim at the Hijiyama Primary School Shelter
Victim at the Hijiyama Primary School Shelter
Victim at the Hijiyama Primary School Shelter
Victim at the Hijiyama Primary School Shelter
Through the rubbles near Yamaguchi-cho, 1200 meters from hypcenter
Red Cross hospital looking northwest, Hiroshima. Standing buildings were erected after the blast.
Destroyed industrial area showing smoke stacks still standing. 0.51 mile from ground zero at Nagasaki.
Human Shadow imprinted on step stone of the Sumitomo Bank, 450 meters from hypocenter
Gate posts marking front entrance to Hiroshima Army Hospital, 950 meters from Hypocenter
Pressure of the blast bent the steel frame of the Mitsubishi Steel Works, 2400 feet south of ground zero at Nagasaki, away from the explosion.
Heavy walls of the vault are all that remain of the Koa Fire Insurance Company, 1300 feet from ground zero
Collapsed band buildings, 400 meters from hypocenter
Electic lines snapped by the blast, 700 meters from hypocenter
Shadows left by nine pedestrians on Yorozuyo-Bashi Bridge, 910 meters from hypocenter
Northern sector as viewed from City Hall
Shima Surgical Hospital, Hiroshima, 100 feet from Ground Zero.
Hiroshima before bombing, 1000 foot circles
Hiroshima after bombing, 1000 foot cirlces
Explosion at Nagasaki
Roof Tile
Roof Tile
Roof Tile
Roof Tile
Roof Tile

1951
Letter from President Morito to the University of Idaho
Letter from Professor Deters to President Morito
Letter from President Morito to Professor Deters

1994
Borah Foundation Peace Walk: Red Barron Crabapple

1995
Borah Foundation Peace Walk: Weeping European Larch

1996
Borah Foundation Peace Walk: Turkish Filbert

1997
Borah Foundation Peace Walk: Weeping White Mulberry

1998
Borah Foundation Peace Walk: Columnar European Aspen
Borah Foundation Peace Walk: Cucumber Tree

2000
Borah Foundation Peace Walk: Giant Dogwood

2002
Borah Foundation Peace Walk: Colorado Spruce

2011
Letter from Rebun Kayo (English)
Letter from Rebun Kayo (Japanese)