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#58 Looking along Fort Street towards Honolulu Harbor in the distance from the South King Street intersection, 1938

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#58 Looking along Fort Street towards Honolulu Harbor in the distance from the South King Street intersection, 1938

What Honolulu, Hawaii looked like in the 1940s

#58 Looking along Fort Street towards Honolulu Harbor in the distance from the South King Street intersection, 1938

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←#57 Fort Street at King Makai, 1930.
#59 Looking along Fort Street towards Honolulu Harbor from between South King and Hotel Streets, 1941→

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