Seattle’s Panama Hotel is a living museum of the Japanese American experience — Sierra Starks

Seattle’s Panama Hotel is a living museum of the Japanese American experience

The Panama Hotel — built in 1910, still serving tea — held the belongings of incarcerated Japanese Americans during WWII. The owner now hopes to create a museum.

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