#79 Tourists peer into the mouth of Halemaumau or ‘House of Everlasting Fire,’ the inner crater of Kilauea, 1930.

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#79 Tourists peer into the mouth of Halemaumau or ‘House of Everlasting Fire,’ the inner crater of Kilauea, 1930.

What Hawaii looked like in the Early 1900s through these Fascinating Historical Photos

#79 Tourists peer into the mouth of Halemaumau or ‘House of Everlasting Fire,’ the inner crater of Kilauea, 1930.

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