WWII Camp Wall
A National Monument that is being built by the City of Torrance.
The monument will be located at Columbia Park on the corner of Prairie Avenue and 190 Street
in the City of Torrance, California
Any donations towards the WWII Camp Wall will go towards creating an educational platform to educate others on the WWII incarceration experience and on how to prevent history from repeating itself.
If you're intested in donating to the City of Torrance for their committment to the design and construction of the monument, please direct your donation to them.
Learn more about the WWII Camp Wall
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THE WALL
The WWII Camp Walls will be of black granite and will list the names of those that were incarcerated during WWII.
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THE TEAM
The WWII Camp Wall committee has a team of volunteers that are built on diversity and integrity.
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OUR MISSION
Memorializing an injustice, and teaching that this must never again happen to any group of people.
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BACKGROUND
During WWII, people of Japanese ancestry living on the West Coast, were relocated to concentration camps.
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OUR LOGO
Our logo features the tags that were assigned to people during WWII, along with the design of our memorial walls.
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THE VISION
The WWII Camp Wall is the vision of Dr. Kanji Sahara who has visited all ten of the WWII camps.
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WWII Camp Wall
A National Monument located in Torrance, California at Columbia Park on the corner of Prairie Avenue and 190 Street
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