Tiki History - The Hawaiian in Long Beach - General Tiki

P puamana Member Seattle, WA Joined: Aug 02, 2002 Posts: 290	P puamana Posted posted on Thu, Jun 5, 2003 5:46 PM Wow. Seeing the visual comparison of Sabu's postcard of the vintage building exterior, to the Traderpup's present day photo of the site where it stood... it's just so darn sad that so many places like the Hawaiian are gone without a thing remaining. Thanks for posting that photo, Traderpup. It makes one appreciate even more whatever can be found, whether its a matchbook, postcard, etc. Sabu has a good point, that now is the time to talk to people that owned or worked at these places, for more stories, information & history, while they are still alive.

Wow. Seeing the visual comparison of Sabu's postcard of the vintage building exterior, to the Traderpup's present day photo of the site where it stood... it's just so darn sad that so many places like the Hawaiian are gone without a thing remaining. Thanks for posting that photo, Traderpup. It makes one appreciate even more whatever can be found, whether its a matchbook, postcard, etc. Sabu has a good point, that now is the time to talk to people that owned or worked at these places, for more stories, information & history, while they are still alive.

Post #37539 by puamana on Thu, Jun 5, 2003 5:46 PM