 California Historical Landmark #934 is a memorial dedicated to the over 5,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry who were confined at the fairgrounds from May to October 1942.The marker is part of an expanded Fresno Assembly Center Memorial that lists in bronze the names of all who were incarcerated here and the storyboards with photos and personal commentaries by former Valley internees and their families tell the personal tales of the tragic violation of the Constitutional Rights of these American citizens.Banners highlighting photos from the era also educate visitors about the historical significance of the site.