1943. Mr. Wade Head, 1st Project Director at Poston.
09/1945 Duncan Mills, was named Poston Project Director after Wade Head resigned.
Fall 1945. The barracks are vacated.
Fall 1945, Poston camp II. Mrs. A.D. Franchville, Superintendent of Home Economics. formerly from Denver with members of the Hopi tribe standing in front of their new (barrack) homes. On Sept 1, 1945, 16 Hopi families (78 people) arrived at Poston II from the Hopi Indian Reservation (Keam Canyon, AZ).
Fall 1945, Poston camp II. Albert Yava, a linguist (English & tribal languages of the Tewas, Hopis & Navahos), was an artist. He is in front of his new home.
