Delta National Park

	Zebra mussel cart
	Water above land Photograph showing the typical, inverted relationship between land and water in the Delta.
	Tyler Camp Lum Bunn Farm, Tyler Island.
	Terminous Tract, past and future history Diagram showing the past, present and future uses/products of Terminous Tract. Past to future, they are: estuary, asparagus, wheat, sod, habitat, and water.
	Shimasaki Village These are among the buildings that will be destroyed if Bacon Island becomes a reservoir. The building on the right would be saved in the Shimasaki Memorial project. It was a bunkhouse, kitchen and dining room.
	Shimasaki Memorial, levee section Photomontage diagramming relationship between farm camp buildings and Delta Wetlands Project infrastructure.
	Shimasaki Memorial, farm camp no. 3 site plan Hand drawing of Farm Camp Number Three, ink on mylar.
	Shimasaki Memorial, Bacon Island farm camp no. 3 This would be the site of the Shimasaki Memorial
	Shimasaki Memorial, axonometric Isometric diagram of the Shimasaki Memorial site showing pumping station, old bunkhouse, memorial, and charcoal plain.
	Shimasaki Memorial wireframe axonometric 2
	Shimasaki Memorial bunkhouse Bacon Island bunkhouse that would be restored as part of the Shimasaki Memorial.
	Delta Plan Types Some of the Delta’s specific settlement patterns.
	Bacon Island lavenderia Men washing work clothes in the makeshift laundry at Bacon Island farm camp number 3.
	Mandeville claims Diagram showing various techniques and consequences of reclamation.
	Locke, welcome sign A brief history of Locke, on a sign in town.
	Locke, view down street
	Locke Street View
	Locke, A Walking Tour of Pamphlet describing the history of Locke, the last rural Chinatown in the United States.
	Locke community garden Gardens behind the town of Locke, the last rural Chinatown in the United States. Everything is grown in this garden.
	Levee sections Sections of existing Delta building types, shown in relation to the levee.
	Lum Bunn farm water tower The old water tower at the Lum Bunn farm, Tyler Island. Water towers like this one predate the extensive diesel and electrical system that now powers the manipulation of water in the Delta.
	Delta Wetlands Project, Bacon Island diagram Diagram describing the Delta Wetlands Project proposal to develop Bacon Island into a reservoir, showing pump locations and island cross sections.
	Delta Topography Darker colors indicate lower elevation to -15’ below sea level.
	Delta flood occurrence since 1900
	Delta Ethnic History This map describes property owned or rented by ethnic Japanese, Chinese, and East Indian farmers in the early 20th century.
	Delta flood history Diagram describing the history of delta island floods. Darker gray represents more flood events, with a maximum number of nine.
	Captured Sloughs During the historical period of reclamation, land development companies often filled in waterways to create larger tracts of land. Many of these can clearly be seen in aerial photographs.
	Bacon Island building subsidence story Drawing describing the functional and material consequences of subsidence on a building at Bacon Island farm camp number three.
	Shimasaki Memorial exchange diagram
	Shimasaki Memorial constituents
	Shimasaki Memorial bath
	Shimasaki Memorial axonometric views
	Shimasaki Memorial axonometric
	Shimasaki Memorial archive