we had judy resnick the observer we had the jet first japanese american astronaut allison s onizuka on there. so this is to memorialize the challenger that first after about 70 seconds in the air. we have the oldest and largest japanese american a newspaper outside of japan the rafushimbo the first started way back in 1903 as a memography and twice a week and about 1921 it became a bilingual newspaper at japanese and english today. during its peak it had over 25,000 subscribers, but today i understand there are down to about 10,000 subscription of the raw fishing pole. we had right here this dedicated this block national historic landmark. there happened to be 13 properties here on this one block. ironically. here's a christian church that was here built way back in 1922 and the other end is the buddhist temple. there's a timeline here you see this charcoal area this charcoal area symbolizes the 1940s and then the 1930s 19 20s 1910 1900 so tells you what was there during that period so you see in 1942 it says families waiting for detention in to gathered here. so this is where my famil

we have the black scientist mcnair on their, we had judy resnick, the observer, we had the first japanese american astronaut, ellison onozuka on their. so this is to memorialize the challenger that burst after about 70 seconds in the air. here, we have the oldest and largest japanese american newspaper out side of japan, the [inaudible] shinpo. it first started in 1903 as a maybe a graph copy about once a week. then in 1921, it became a bilingual newspaper in japanese and english. today, during its peak it had over 25,000 subscribers but today i understand they are down to about 10,000 subscriptions of the [inaudible] shinpo. we had right here dedicated to block national historic landmark. they happen to be 13 properties here on this one block. ironically, there's a christian church that was here built way back in 1942, and at the other end, some buddhist temple. there's a timeline here. you see this charcoal area, this charcoal area symbolizes the 1940s and then the 19 thirties, 19 twenties, 1910, 1900. so it tells you what was there during that period. so you see in 1942, it says famili

we had the classroom teacher mccollough on there, we had the black scientist mcnair on there, judy resnick, the observer, we had the first japanese-american astronaut allison s. tonisuka on, this is to honor the spaceship "challenger," but since they are refurbishing it, we do not have the spaceship up here. here we have the oldest and largest japanese-american newspaper outside of japan. it first started way back in 1903 as a mimeograph copy twice a week. then about 1921 it became a bilingual newspaper had japanese and english. today -- during its peak it had over 25,000 subscribers, but today i understand they are down to about 10,000 subscriptions of the newspaper. we had right here -- dedicated this block national historic landmark. there happened to be 13 properties here on this one block. ironically, here's the christian church that was here, built way back in 1922, and at the other end is the buddhist temple. there's a timeline here. you see the charcoal area? the charcoal area symbolizes the 1940s, and then the 1930s, 1920s, 1910, 1900s, so it tells you what was there during that p