The two communities coexisted together till World War II when the Japanese were removed and interned in relocation camps. After War II, many of the inhabitants of the Japanese community did not return due to many of their buildings being occupied by other people. Today we have many photos about the life in the Asian American community of Isleton. Some of these photos are exhibited in the Isleton Historical Society Museum. Even though schools were segregated at that time in Isleton, the Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Filipino, Indians, etc., all worked, played and lived together peacefully. But history tells us a different story. Many of these communities came to where they are through struggles and challenges.