Arts & CultureFrom our Archives From Our Archives: Labor Camp Tarmo Hannula December 19, 2025 1795 Photo by Sam Vestal/Pajaronian archives Barracks begin to take shape at the Gondo Labor Camp near Hecker Pass Road in 1955. Built on the land of Eugene Gondo, the camp would eventually open its doors to more than 500 Mexican field workers. (Sam Vestal/Pajaronian file) RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR From Our Archives: Older wheels From Our Archives: Noteworthy achievement From Our Archives: Back then LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Please enter your comment! Please enter your name here You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Please sign me up for the newsletter Yes No 9,948FansLike5,632FollowersFollow2,895FollowersFollow ARTS & CULTURE Travels With Tarmo: Exploring the depths of Zacatecas September 17, 2026 A few days into our weeklong stay in Zacatecas, Mexico, my wife Sarah and I had already taken in several live performances around the... Watsonville Poet Laureate earns major award September 17, 2026 Watsonville names new public art coordinator September 17, 2026 Opinion Building a Resilient Watsonville Community Hospital September 11, 2026 Letters to the Editor Sept. 4-10 September 4, 2026 Rasputin resurfaces September 4, 2026