Hawaiian History

• Pearl Harbor Survivors Last Hawaii Reunion December 6, 2010
  The opening of the new Pearl Harbor Visitor Center is also the final reunion of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association. The group returns to Hawaii every five years. Membership in the group, chartered by Congress, is dwindling as members advance in years. For those who remain, traveling to Hawaii is physically taxing. The group decided […]
  April M. Williams
• Preserving The Last Iron Hulled Tall Ship November 28, 2010
  Did you know the world’s last iron-hulled sailing tall ship is now docked in Honolulu, Hawaii? In 2008, the ship narrowly escaped being sunk as a reef in Honolulu. The “Falls of Clyde” is docked in Honolulu Harbor near the Aloha Tower. She is the only surviving iron-hulled four-masted full rigged ship and the last […]
  April M. Williams
• Hawaii Five-0: Now and Then – What Would The Lord Think? – PT 3 October 22, 2010
  Part three of a three part series examining Hawaii Five-0 now and then (H50NAT): Technology. Hawaii Five-0 was a popular television show that aired on the CBS network from 1968 to 1980 and now is in syndication. Filmed in Hawaii, the show was based on the fictional state police force known as Hawaii Five-0. The […]
  April M. Williams
• Hawaii Five-0: Now and Then – What Would The Lord Think? – PT 2 October 20, 2010
  Part two of a three part series examining Hawaii Five-0 now and then (H50NAT): Places. Hawaii Five-0 was a popular television show that aired on the CBS network from 1968 to 1980 and now is in syndication. Filmed in Hawaii, the show was based on the fictional state police force known as Hawaii Five-0. The […]
  April M. Williams