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Image of Furrow plow from the Moritani Farm on Bainbridge Island, ca. 1930s
2016.58.2
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Furrow plow from the Moritani Farm on Bainbridge Island, ca. 1930s

This furrow plow was used by the Moritani family on their farm located at 542 Winslow Way W. on Bainbridge Island, ca. 1930s-1950s. During WWII, when the Moritani family was incarcerated, a Filipino family by the name of Tolentino managed the farm.
ID Number: 2016.58.2
Date: Circa 1930
Physical Description: 1 Plow; iron, wood; 35.5 in.H x 12 in.W x 55 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2016.58.2
Subjects: Agriculture and Farms, Japanese American Incarceration, Discrimination, Asian American

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