Punchbowl National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, The Makiki, McCully, Kaimuki, view from the entrance.
Mauka view of Downtown Honolulu from the ewa side of Punchbowl.
View from Ward Avenue, Kapiolani Boulevard of a rainbow at Punchbowl Crater.
Tantalus heights view of Kakaako, Makiki and downtown Honolulu.
Photo: My Grandfather's ashes at Punchbowl, his daughters, (my Mom in red.)
In ancient times Punchbowl Crater (Puowaina Crater) was known as the "Hill of Sacrifice." Built in 1948, 776 casualties from the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor were among the first to be buried on the 116 acre site. The Crater is home to over 33,000 veterans and receives about 5M visitors annually.
Tantalus Lookout, Waikiki skyline.
Diamond Head Crater, University of Hawaii; Manoa just below lookout.
Pictures of me at Punchbowl cemetery lookout in 1984.
Residential downtown Honolulu.
Ala Moana, Kakaako just after sunset, August 2006.
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