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#1 Another beautifully detailed Birdseye view of Waikiki development at the end of the 1950s based on the buildings in the scene, 1960

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#1 Another beautifully detailed Birdseye view of Waikiki development at the end of the 1950s based on the buildings in the scene, 1960

What Waikiki, Honolulu looked like in the 1960s

#1 Another beautifully detailed Birdseye view of Waikiki development at the end of the 1950s based on the buildings in the scene, 1960

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←#255 Looking Diamond Head (east) along Waikiki’s Kalakaua Avenue from between Olohana Avenue and Kalaiomuku Street, 1950s
#2 Panoramic view of Waikiki looking west from the Captain Cook restaurant atop the Princess Kaiulani Hotel on Kalakaua Avenue, 1962→

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