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Title: Kuromiya Family
Creator: Toyo Miyataki
Date Created and/or Issued: 1946
Contributing Institution: Monrovia Public Library
Collection: Monrovia Legacy Project
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Description: In 1946, the Kuromiyas reunite after camp - minus son Yosh who was still imprisoned at McNeil. Back row l to r: Hiroshi, Kazumi, Kimiye, Yoshito. Front row l to r: Emiko, Merijane, Steven Kiyoshi, Papa Hisamitsu "James" (1887-?), Mama Hana Tada (1900-1988). James was a vegetable peddler in Monrovia and Arcadia and also had a strawberry stand at 201 W. Huntington. Steven Kiyoshi Kuormiya (1943-2000) was a gay rights and civil rights activist, now buried at Live Oak Cemetery.
Type: image
Identifier: F6A22FA8-4D09-439E-93FE-835233737920
SL 11
Subject: People
Japanese American
Steven Kiyoshi Kuromiya
Kuromiya Family

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