Victoria Colunga in Grand Terrace
Item
Title
Victoria Colunga in Grand Terrace
Identifier
2023.016.019
Type
Image
Description
Victoria Colunga (maiden name Saldivar) stands atop a hill in Grand Terrace. During the 1940s the family called this location "Jap Hill" as it was the place where Japanese citizens were held before being sent to internment camps across the state during World War II. In the background you can see the Cooley Ranch, the Santa Ana River wash, Mount Slover and into the South Colton community. Part of the album "Jap Hill in Colton March 25, 1954." The family would often visit this spot for picnics and outings especially after church on Sundays.
Subject
Entertainment and Leisure Activities
Mexican American History
Mount Slover
Spatial Coverage
Grand Terrace (Calif.)
Colton (Calif.)
Creator
Unknown
Date
March 25, 1954
Contributor
Extended Colunga Family
Format
.tif
Language
English
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