Summary
Before it was overrun by shipping containers, federal prisoners and longshoremen, Terminal Island was a quiet fishing haven populated by a tight-knit community of some 3,000 Japanese and Japanese-Americans.
The Terminal Islanders, as they were known, supplied and worked at the canneries near Fish Harbor and lived in homes nearby.See the full content of this document
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Vanished Village of Terminal Island
The community was 99 percent Japanese or Japanese-American, but included such American staples as grocery stores, churches, pool ...
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