The flourishing immigrant community at Bainbridge Island was home to people from all over the world looking for a new start in America. People from Finland, Japan, Italy, Austria, Hawaii, China and other countries came together to form an American melting pot of cultures and traditions. However, after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the forced incarceration of Japanese Americans tore apart the community of Bainbridge Island. On this episode of Podcasts with Park Rangers, we explore the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II. Show Notes found at: https://www.virtualkamper.com/pwpr24/ Help keep the show on the road: https://www.patreon.com/virtualkamper/ Podcast Resources: * Visit the Bainbridge Island Memorial – NPS Website * Bainbridge Island Japanese American Community * Register to vote! * Episode 23 – Klondike Gold Rush NHP: Seattle’s Gold Rush Boom Topics Covered * About Ranger Kevin Mahé * About Bainbridge Island Japanese Exclusion Memorial * Japanese Immigrants ...