Terminal Island: Lost Communities of Los Angeles Harbor ninja Started in the 1970s

Started in the 1970s

Both a celebration of heritage and a poignant exploration of the struggles we inherit

Edited by: Lane Hirabayshi

attended the University of Washington and Columbia University

and families of the Japanese who lived on Terminal Island

Terminal Island: Lost Communities of Los Angeles Harbor ninja Started in the 1970sBy Naomi Hirahara and Geraldine Knatz. Few Los Angelenos have visited Terminal Island, a sheltered spot in the Pacific Ocean that once served as a resort for wealthy Southern California landowners; it also served as a refuge for its artists and writers and scientists, all in need of a respite from the heat of the city. There, renowned Angeleno Charles Lummis was a squatter in his beloved oceanside shack, the Jib O Jib. Bookbinder Idah Strobridge