Vintage Images of HILO

[@EpicAdventureCouple]

Hello, we’re coming in Jan 😮 Love Hilo great little town 🔥🌎✌🏼

[@A808K]

Extraordinary and reminiscent treasure trove of images and sounds. Mahalo from a Moku Nui resident !

[@S.P.Rocket]

This is stunning. Mahalo Tamehameha Prints.

[@lmlarkspur9879]

Mahalo! The images and sounds really brought old Hilo to life.

[@HairbyLorenaPLolo]

wow!!!!!!

[@daredevildaryl2645]

This was well done, thank you!!

[@tanyazettek3647]

This Island will always be in my mind and heart. No place like it.

[@HopkinsIsNotAVictim]

The lava fields look like a big parking lot.

[@rawhide154]

Informed and entertained

[@mikethompson3534]

Well Done

[@JoveeKovee]

Love the video and music. Just a note, the Tsunami clock was from the May 23, 1960 tsunami, not 1946 April Fools Day

[@jamiereno3959]

Wish they would take down the break water already!

[@boostedchicken001]

Break wall? Saves us from tsunamis flooding bayfront

[@Aaron-s6n2c]

@jamiereno The break wall keeps the ocean water calm so ships can dock easily and not be tossed around by tidal surges.

[@punapeter]

So you new to Hilo/area? You want to make a documentary? More better than just a slide show.

[@tamehamehaprints3604]

sorry, there are no videos film or movies available from the 1780s to 1850s.. ps. NOT new.....born and raised..Ive been here in HI for over 50 yrs

[@punapeter]

@@tamehamehaprints3604 Sounds like you misunderstoof the question. Did I say 1780's - 1650's? "NOT new.....born and raised..Ive been here in HI for over 50 yrs" in Hilo? I don't yhink you could handle a documentary if you misconstrue a comment that much.

[@tamehamehaprints3604]

get real..go back toTX kook

[@CurtisIopa]

Take the breakwall down please murky water