The Heart Mountain Interpretive Center was one of ten camps in which Japanese-Americans were interned during World War II, and the Heart Mountain Interpretive Center was set up to preserve and share the history of the camp.

The museum offers a number of interactive exhibits as well as photographs and various artifacts. Exhibits cover topics such as the forced wartime relocation of Japanese Americans and the factors and events leading up to their confinement. A paved walking trail runs around the site; it is 1,000 feet long and typically takes visitors approximately 30 minutes. Museum hours vary according to the season.

1539 Rd 19, Powell, WY 82435, Phone: 307-754-8000

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