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Street view of Ojai Avenue. There is a big building to the left of the viewer with tall columns at the front of the building. To the right of the viewer there is a grocery store. There are several carriages parked along the dirt road. Two trees stand…

Interior view of Sanchez Brothers Mexican Mercantile (which later became La Mexicana Market) with Carlos Sanchez, left, and Arnulfo Sanchez, right, standing in the center of the store. Walls displaying merchandise and counters full of products…

This is an exterior street view of the A and P (A&P) Food Store in Ventura, California. This store was owned and operated by the Inadomi family. There is a banner advertising the grand opening hanging from the front of the store, and there are cars…

This image shows (l-r) Dick Sakeda, unidentified man, Salvador Ledesma, and Cuco Flores as they work behind the counter of the meat department inside the Inadomi Store in Oxnard.

This image shows the exterior of the A and P (A&P) Food Store in Ventura. The store was operated by the Inadomi family. It later became the Poinsettia Bowl.

Masano Moriwaki is seen behind the service counter inside the T. Moriwaki Store. Standing in front of the counter are her children, Masami and Noriyoshi.
T. Moriwaki Fruit Store, 716 Oxnard Blvd, Oxnard.

This image shows Roy Esaki posing with his coworker in front of a delivery truck at his after-school job at the State Super Market, Main and Palm Streets, Ventura. The front exterior of the Ventura County Garage can be seen in the background.

This photo shows Nao Takasugi posing with his father, Shingoro, inside the 'old' Asahi Market.
Asahi Market, 660 Saviers Road, Oxnard, California

This image shows the front exterior of the Asahi Market, 660 Saviers Road, Oxnard, California. The Asahi Market signage hangs above the door between two signs advertising Knudsen buttermilk and Cottage Cheese. The striped awning is retracted and the…

A group of people, including the Fulkerson, Barnes, and Randall families, stand in front of vehicles and A.E. Freeman Groceries. Museum records indicate this as The "Triangle" Trip.