The inventory, the primary type of finding aid, is a list that reflects the organization of the papers and provides inclusive dates. Inventories are usually prefaced with narrative guides that establish biographical or historical context. Guide Guides describe the content and arrangement of papers and provide information about collection sources and related materials. Those which may be used only by advanced researchers are so noted in the guides. In some cases, families of records creators have retained literary rights in their ancestors' writings, or have otherwise restricted use of the papers.
Some accessions are partly or entirely in the Japanese language.
Block Managers Assembly Harry R. Hatate Papers Higano Family Papers Hiroyuki Ichihara Papers Kaoru Ichihara Papers Joseph Koide Collection S. Frank Miyamoto Collection Ring Family Papers James Y. Sakamoto Papers Charles T. Takahashi Papers U.S. War Relocation Authority. This page created by Rachel Davies and Wendy Bagwell Cleary. Last updated 29 November 1999.