King Street in the heart of Downtown in 1910bears some resemblance to the busy thoroughfare of today: rows of buildings, people rushing to appointments. But the bustle of th… See more

Public transportation already ran along King Street fronting Ali‘iolani Hale. From 1888 to 1903, the Hawaiian Tramway Co. used mule-drawn or horse-drawn vehicles where modern car… See more

This 1899 photo showed a busy Downtown corner dominated by the Honolulu Photo Supply Co. building, which offered developing of a dozen 4-by-5 prints for 70 cents, flank… See more

Some of the historic photos list only a fuzzy time frameor none at all, leaving us to scan the photos closely for clues from vehicles or recognizable buildings. But this newsy photo, looki… See more

In 1910, kalo (taro) fields—and a near unobstructed view of Diamond Head—dominated the landscape in the McCully area. But the need for housing to support th… See more