Haleiwa : a pictorial history / by Tom Jacobs
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Credit LineJacobs, Tom (Thomas Leroy)
Object numberBKS.723
DescriptionHale'iwa is a place in time. Visitors to this picturesque one-hundred-year-old plantation town are almost always struck by the charm of its comfortable storefront buildings, the easygoing pace of its residents , and the towns friendly aloha spirit. This book captures that spirit. It traces Hale'iwa all the way from the thatched-hut roots of the original Polynesian settlers, through the early years of the Hawai'ian kingdom, into the fields of Waialua Sugar Plantation, into the elegant drawing rooms of the Hale'iwa Hotel, right up to the emergence of Hale'iwa Town as todays surfing capital of Hawai'i . . . arguably the worlds "surf city".On View
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