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Photograph of the top of the Amache water tower when first re-discovered.
Close-up water tower mark
This photograph shows the historic inscription on the water tower when rediscovered: GN stands for Granada (the site was officially known as the Granada Relocation Center).
Water tower location current
This photograph prior to the water tower reconstruction shows the concrete blocks to which the base of the water tower was historically connected.
Water tower tank current
This photograph shows the condition of the water tower tank prior to reconstruction.
Historic view water tower and base.jpg
Taken by WRA camp photographer Joseph McClelland, this is a rare color photograph of the water tower and base. The original slide is in the collections of the Amache Preservation Society.
Historic view with water tower detail.jpg
This historic photograph shows details of the platform around the water tower tank and the tank itself. Taken by WRA camp photographer Joseph McClelland. The original slide is in the collections of the Amache Preservation Society.
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