Digital Resources

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SUMMER
Mid-May to Early October
Open Daily 10-5 pm

WINTER
Early October to Mid-May
Open Wed-Sat 10-5 pm

Adults $14
Seniors/Students $12
Children 10-17: $10

Children Under 10: Free
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Kokoro Kara Magazine

Kokoro Kara (“From Our Heart”) is our award-winning magazine. The publication includes original feature articles on Heart Mountain history, contributions by former incarcerees and their descendants, updates on the Foundation’s work, and news related to the Japanese American incarceration. Read through digital copies of past issues along with expanded online articles.

Special Exhibits

Come see our special exhibits! “We the People: Exploring American Identity” invites visitors to explore how American identity was challenged, preserved, and reimagined at Heart Mountain. “The Patriotism of Protest: Draft Resistance in Confinement” features profiles of individual resisters, exploring the human faces and stories behind the resistance.

Heart Mountain Roster

Heart Mountain Relocation Roster

This digital resources list was obtained from the National Archives and Records Administration, Record Group 210. Any errors or omissions that have come to our attention have been amended on our hard copy at the Heart Mountain Interpretive Center.

Please contact us at info@heartmountain.org if you identify any further roster inconsistencies. Adjustments will only be made on the on-site, hard copy, and will not be reflected on the electronic copies available on our website.

Click below to view or download the digital resources sections of the Roster of those incarcerated at the Heart Mountain Relocation Center. Incarcerees are listed alphabetically by last name. The Roster has been imaged only and is NOT full-text searchable.

Note: Depending on your connection speed, these large files may take several minutes to download.