"HAWAII NO KA OE" a Honolulu Travel Page by pjallittle

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<h3><font color="red"><B><u>HONOLULU</u></b></font></h3> <font color="green"size=+1><b>is where I grew up although I was born in Kealakekua. I have done a page on Kealakekua, a small little town, a now you see it, now you don't kind of place as you travel the main highway through Kailua/Kona.
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Having been brought over to Honolulu as an infant, it is well known to me as I've watched it transform over a span of 60+ years from a relatively small city to an Island weighted down with what you see now.</b></font>

<center><b>~ circa 1938 ~<u>AT HOME ON THE HOOD</u></b></center>
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<<center><b><u>The above picture was taken at 4'th Avenue in Honolulu sometime in 1938.</u></b></center>


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<font color="green"size=+1>I will try to take you on a visit to Honolulu both as a tourist and the area which was my playground as a child, taking you through some of the changes that have taken place during a large part of the past century.
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Much of this has already been reviewed in the <font color="darkgreen"><b>HAWAII ~ CAPTAIN COOK ~ KEALAKEKUA</b> pages which attempt to provide you with something more than what to see and how to see it.
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Let's explore Honolulu and go to some of those out of the way places which continue to succumb to the changes forced by population growth. There remains a great deal of Honolulu worth exploring and it does not require much more than a means of transportation, a map and some of your time.<p>
Just as has been attempted on my HAWAII page, there will be the usual tourist information interspersed with personal recollections, a little history and insights that may prove to be useful.</b></font>
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