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- The Shops at Tanforan ::: Home Page
The Shops at Tanforan is a retail, dining and entertainment destination on the San Francisco Peninsula The center offers numerous choices t
- Tanforan Mall in San Bruno to Close Permanently - CBS News
SAN BRUNO (CBS SF) -- The Shops at Tanforan, a popular mall in San Bruno, is getting ready to close its doors for good QIC Global Real Estate, the mall's owner, provided KPIX 5 with the
- A Bay Area malls little-known history of Japanese American . . . - SFGATE
A bronze statue, which depicts a 1942 photograph taken by Dorothea Lange of two Japanese American girls who were processed through the Tanforan Assembly Center, stands prominently in the Tanforan
- Tanforan - Wikipedia
Tanforan may refer to one of these locations near San Bruno, California: Tanforan Assembly Center, a transfer center for interned Japanese Americans during World War II
- The Rich and Dark History Behind Tanforan Mall - M-A Chronicle
Tanforan Mall is full of memorials to its rich history, as even the entrance of the mall has a bronze statue commemorating Seabiscuit, the legendary racehorse The Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station in Tanforan has a memorial of the Tanforan Assembly Center which contains the names of everyone who was forced out of their homes to go to
- Japanese American Internment at Tanforan - San Mateo County Historical . . .
Around 8,000 Japanese Americans, mostly from northern California, were incarcerated at Tanforan Racetrack in San Bruno for six months during 1942 until their forced removal to places like Camp Topaz in Utah
- FAQ - Tanforan
“Tanforan FOR San Bruno” is dedicated to keeping our community informed and soliciting community input – in-person and virtually – throughout the City’s planning process
- Mallmanac. com: The Shops at Tanforan, San Bruno, CA
Just inside the Shops at Tanforan’s front entrance Opened in 1971, the varied history of the location deserves a mention It served as the Tanforan Racetrack in the late 1800s hosting competitions for everything from horses to automobiles The famed Seabiscuit called Tanforan his home for a bit
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