Videos of Oahu
Welcome to our collection of videos of Oahu, Hawaii’s interface with the outside world, its wars, and madding crowds. Its pace is frenetic even as it tries to preserve some semblance of the languor of the past. But Pearl Harbor was a rude awakening, and the island never recovered from the postwar inundation of new arrivals of men who experienced it during the war and returned to live here. The war upended the old white Republican sugar oligarchy and replaced it with a grass-roots revolution that swept the Democrats, the party of the local folk, into power. Plantation workers moved into the city and pooled their money to buy land and build, and development became the island’s salient characteristic. Urban Hawaii was born.
Ma Kahi O Kaa Hana He Ola Malaila. – Where Work Is, There Is Life.
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“Where You Live: Waianae” (5:35)
“Ka Wai Ola O Waianae” (16:55)
“Wahi Pana: Papakolea” (21:52)
“Puu O Mahuka Heiau” (2:13)
“Hawaii – Oahu” (11:40)
“Waimanalo Wahi Pana” (27:13)
“Waimea Valley” (11:06)
“Oahu: The Documentary” (19:32)
“Ancient Oahu” (3:00)
“The Story of He’eia” (37:47)
“The Ghosts of Kualoa Ranch” (6:10)
“Pu’u o Mahuka Heiau” (2:59)
“Tour of Oahu, 1960s” (2:53)
“The Royal Bones of Ewa” (26:28)
“Waianae Miracles” (10:33)
“Restoring Oahu’s Railway Past” (33:35)
“Where You Live – Kaneohe” (5:46)
“Where You Live: Pearl City” (6:16)
“Kualoa Ranch – Land of Legacy” (10:54)
“Where You Live: Kahuku” (6:14)
“Hawaii 1950s” (35:14)
“Hawaii – 1968” (5:07)
“Reminiscing of Old Hawaii” (14:44)
“Hawaii (1967)” (7:54)
“The Hawaiian Islands (1950s)” (13:23)
“Hawaii 1948 Home Movie” (7:44)
“I Live in Hawaii 1960” (14:18)
“The Sand Island Story” (27:38)
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