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There is so much history that we should restore this unique salt water tank for the future generations.. Make the "Duke" proud because he was the first to swim in this "Living Memorial".
I would HRT from Aina aina to Waikiki to board at Walls when a kid, swam or just hung out at Nat often. It must be saved as one of the few remaining landmarks or Territorial days and Hawaiian nbear history. I know many are licking chops wanting land to develop...already too much in Waikiki, where is Hawaii...not there.
I remember watching Buster Crabbe of the USA team out touching the Japanese swimmer back in 1952, I believe. Great memories swimming at the Natatorium and lying on the bleachers. It would be a shame to not restore this monument for everyone to enjoy.
I can't believe they want to do this. How are we going to remember our fallen and how this country was constructed with the blood of fellow brothers and sisters who gave their lives for this country. Memorials are the only thing we can remember them for generations to come.
I WAS OUT THERE IN THE 1980s. I HEARD ABOUT IT BUT KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO IT.WHAT IS THE LATEST NEWS?
Restore the Natatorium compleatly!
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
Final supporters
Updates
April 6, 2010
The petition just passed the 250 signature threshold. I have compiled these names and am drafting a formal report to submit to the Department of Land and Natural Resources this week.
Reached 250 supporters
April 4, 2010
Reached 100 supporters
June 17, 2009
30 Comments
Supporting this worthy effort as a granddaughter of the contractor who built it, John Lellewyn Cliff
There is so much history that we should restore this unique salt water tank for the future generations.. Make the "Duke" proud because he was the first to swim in this "Living Memorial".
I would HRT from Aina aina to Waikiki to board at Walls when a kid, swam or just hung out at Nat often. It must be saved as one of the few remaining landmarks or Territorial days and Hawaiian nbear history. I know many are licking chops wanting land to develop...already too much in Waikiki, where is Hawaii...not there.
I remember watching Buster Crabbe of the USA team out touching the Japanese swimmer back in 1952, I believe. Great memories swimming at the Natatorium and lying on the bleachers. It would be a shame to not restore this monument for everyone to enjoy.
I can't believe they want to do this. How are we going to remember our fallen and how this country was constructed with the blood of fellow brothers and sisters who gave their lives for this country. Memorials are the only thing we can remember them for generations to come.
I WAS OUT THERE IN THE 1980s. I HEARD ABOUT IT BUT KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO IT.WHAT IS THE LATEST NEWS?
Restore the Natatorium compleatly!
save it.
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Supporting this worthy effort as a granddaughter of the contractor who built it, John Lellewyn Cliff