‘Washington Remembers’
Visitors to the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center look over displays in the “Washington Remembers World War II” exhibit.
Joel Martin/Columbia Basin Herald
The Moses Lake Museum & Art Center’s World War II exhibit includes a display of Moses Lake families affected by the internment of Japanese Americans during the war.
The Smithsonian Institute’s poster exhibit “Righting a Wrong: Japanese Americans and World War II” is on display at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center as an adjunct to the museum’s Washington-focused exhibit.
The Moses Lake Museum & Art Center has set up a response board to allow visitors to the exhibit to express their feelings about the war.
MOSES LAKE — Thirty-four countries at war. More than 70 million men in arms. Roughly 3% of the world’s population dead by the end. The Second World War only lasted six years, and America’s part in it less than three, but few eras define the world we live in so much, or loom as large in our national consciousness.
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