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Heart Mountain
1942
Park County, Wyoming
Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
Fourteen thousand Japanese Americans were held here in tarpaper barracks between the Shoshone River and the mountain. Eighty-five men refused the draft while their families were behind wire and were imprisoned for it. They were pardoned by Truman in 1947.
That was 1 of the hidden places.
Location: documented spot
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