During World War II over 100,000 Japanese-Americans from the West Coast were interned in camps scattered across the West from Arkansas to the Owens Valley in California. Two of these camps were along Route 6, Manzanar in California and Topaz in Utah. This May 2000 photo shows housing from Topaz that was moved to the Great Basin Museum in Delta.

Millard County, Utah
	Nevada does not have a corner on lonely roads. Eastward from the Nevada border, Utah's Millard County presents the traveler with a long stretch of unspoiled desert scenery. The county seat of Millard County, by the way, is Fillmore (not on Route 6). (May 2000 photo)
During World War II over 100,000 Japanese-Americans from the West Coast were interned in camps scattered across the West from Arkansas to the Owens Valley in California. Two of these camps were along Route 6, Manzanar in California and Topaz in Utah. This May 2000 photo shows housing from Topaz that was moved to the Great Basin Museum in Delta.