Klicke das erste Bild an, dann viel Spass… / Click the first picture, then have fun …
Hilo Bay – 1881
View from Hilo to Mauna Loa – 1854
View to Mauna Kea from Hilo – 1603
Hilo with the view to Mauna Kea – 1920
Cocoanut Island Hilo – 1900
Cocoanut Island Hilo – 1905
Hilo with homes near the shoreline, Hawaii Island.
A trip to Hawaii: (1892)
Waiakea River with fishing canoes and people gathered on shore, Hilo, Hawaii Island.
Queen arriving Hilo Bay
Lovely view of Hilo Bay, Hawaii taken circa 1890. A ship sails in the water, the White Mountains in the background.
Onomea Valley, Hilo – 1920
Hilo Grass House – Hilo
Hilo Harbor
Hilo from the Bay
Hilo Wharf, Hilo
Areal view Hilo – June 1929
Aeriel view of Hilo, Hawaii Island – ca 1920
Hawaii, Hilo Area View
Hilo, Boarding School – 1907
Home of Joseph Nawahi at Kūkuaū, Hilo
Hawaii, Hilo, Lyman House, HailiStreet 276
Lyman Mission House – Hilo ©Foto Gérard Koch
Hilo, sugar-mill
Tsunami wave is sweeping on-shore at the Hilo Sugar Company Mill, with smoke coming out of the smoke stack. Near Hilo Bay on the Big Island of Hawaii. April 1, 1946.
Hilo, old police and courthouse – ca 1960
Hilo Town – 1880
Kamehameha Ave ( Frontstreet), Hilo
Kamehameha Ave ( Frontstreet), Hilo
Town – Hilo 2017 ©Foto Gérard Koch
Aerial View Hilo – 1960 Before
Area View Hilo – 2003 Now
Hula Dance – Hilo
Rainbow Falls
Peepee Falls – Hilo
1920’s St Joseph Catholic Mission & Church Hilo Hawaii
Naniloa Hotel Hilo, Hawaii Island
Downtown Hilo, Hawaii Island. Hilo Drug Co., Ltd. near left and American Factors across street.- ca 1928
Pacific Building, Hilo 1922
Pacific Tsunami Museum in a Bank Building
The Locals call the Kamehameha Avn. the Front Street.. ©Foto Gérard Koch, Talesofhawaii.net
Kaikodo Building, built 1908, Hilo © Foto Gérard Koch
Kaikodo Building, built 1908, Hilo © Foto Gérard Koch
Volcano Block Building – Build in 1910 to 1915 in Italian Renaissance style – ©Foto Gérard Koch
Waiakea Mission – Haili Chirch, built 1850’s ©Foto Gérard Koch
From the early 1930s through the mid-1950s, scores of Hilo kids, like those in this 1933 photo, attended Palace Theatre’s „Mickey Mouse Club“ hosted by musician Johnny De Mello. Lyman Museum
Haili Church was first a thatched grass building holding over 1000 people. It was the first church of Hilo’s Christian Mission Station. The timber was transported from Upper Waiakea forest while traditional chanting was done. The King’s workmen started building the current building in the mid 1850’s. Hawai’i State Archives
H. Hackfeld & Co. This block-long, two-story reinforced concrete building, built by H. Hackfeld in 1910 and now the Koehnen Building, is a local rendition of the Renaissance architectural style. Originally it housed H. Hackfeld Co., a whole-sale general merchandise operation that also encompassed a lumberyard and planning mill, contracting and plumbing departments, furniture making, and marine and fire insurance. During WWI the Germany company’s assets were seized and the building was subsequently resold, first to American Factors and then to F.W. Koehnen. Koehnen’s Collection
