Supporting this worthy effort as a granddaughter of the contractor who built it, John Lellewyn Cliff
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I WAS OUT THERE IN THE 1980s. I HEARD ABOUT IT BUT
KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO IT.WHAT IS THE LATEST NEWS?
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Alvin Wong
9 years ago
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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".
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Jerry Angle
9 years ago
Restore the Natatorium compleatly!
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Brent Beisher
9 years ago
save it.
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Tim Waggener
10 years ago
We want to help!
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Amber
10 years ago
This Memorial was built to honor our service men for their sacrifice given to this country. Demolition would be disrespectful to their memories.
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.
John S. O'Keeffe
A wonderful project to remember those who serve our country.
Kirsten Harrison
Find support....find solutions...stop tearing down buildings and structures that we can no longer afford to build and start taking care of ones that exist!
Raquel Binns
Please don't destroy this Waikiki land mark! Keep Hawaii, Hawaii! Malama Pono!
Monica McClelland
Restore the Natatorium save a World War 1 memorial for the people to enjoy. What a disgrace that the maintenance was not kept up....shame on the State!
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Rick Cutshaw
11 years ago
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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.
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Brian Visocky
11 years ago
It would be a great place to go visit and swim with my kids there. I have visited it several times peaking through the wood covering the some of the gated areas and it is sad to see it in that shape
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Brian Visocky
11 years ago
It would be a great place to go visit and swim with my kids there. I have visited it several times peaking through the wood covering the some of the gated areas and it is sad to see it in that shape
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Adair Hill
11 years ago
Loves the natatorium!
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Adair Hill
11 years ago
Loves the natatorium!
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Elizabeth Alleman
11 years ago
This could be a gorgeous gathering place for visitors and the community if repaired. It would be disrespectful to our servicemembers to remove it.
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Elizabeth Alleman
11 years ago
This could be a gorgeous gathering place for visitors and the community if repaired. It would be disrespectful to our servicemembers to remove it.
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Nelson Lindsay
12 years ago
I swam there when I was a kid. I believe it's something from the old days worth preserving.
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Michael Uechi
12 years ago
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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.
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Donald Perkison
12 years ago
To destroy the Natatorium is to deny the war and those that fought and died. This place was built to honor heroes, now you want to say they did not deserve the honor...
Supporting this worthy effort as a granddaughter of the contractor who built it, John Lellewyn Cliff
I WAS OUT THERE IN THE 1980s. I HEARD ABOUT IT BUT KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO IT.WHAT IS THE LATEST NEWS?
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".
Restore the Natatorium compleatly!
save it.
We want to help!
This Memorial was built to honor our service men for their sacrifice given to this country. Demolition would be disrespectful to their memories.
Please restore the memorial .
http://endangeredsiteshawaii.weebly.com/waikiki-natatorium.html
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.
A wonderful project to remember those who serve our country.
Find support....find solutions...stop tearing down buildings and structures that we can no longer afford to build and start taking care of ones that exist!
Please don't destroy this Waikiki land mark! Keep Hawaii, Hawaii! Malama Pono!
Restore the Natatorium save a World War 1 memorial for the people to enjoy. What a disgrace that the maintenance was not kept up....shame on the State!
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.
It would be a great place to go visit and swim with my kids there. I have visited it several times peaking through the wood covering the some of the gated areas and it is sad to see it in that shape
It would be a great place to go visit and swim with my kids there. I have visited it several times peaking through the wood covering the some of the gated areas and it is sad to see it in that shape
Loves the natatorium!
Loves the natatorium!
This could be a gorgeous gathering place for visitors and the community if repaired. It would be disrespectful to our servicemembers to remove it.
This could be a gorgeous gathering place for visitors and the community if repaired. It would be disrespectful to our servicemembers to remove it.
I swam there when I was a kid. I believe it's something from the old days worth preserving.
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.
To destroy the Natatorium is to deny the war and those that fought and died. This place was built to honor heroes, now you want to say they did not deserve the honor...