A woman of Chinese ancestry describes her parents' background, father's hotel work; move to Kaiulani Avenue employee camp housing; the Moana Hotel Annex; move to home near Kuhio Avenue; neighbor families; Moana Hotel employee benefits; summer house cleaning jobs; Waikiki School and teachers; Ala Wai Canal; mother's benefits after father's death and mother's hotel work.house cleaner; Chinese; femaleInterview conducted in English.Stat
A woman recalls her server job at Frankie's Cafe, where she met her husband Toshi Kaneshiro. She des...
A woman recollects and reflects on a childhood on Maui, pineapple and vegetable growing on Molokai,...
A woman of Okinawan ancestry describes her childhood on a poultry farm, waitressing work, and music ...
A woman of Chinese ancestry recalls her Sheridan Street and Hobron Lane homes; family fishponds and ...
A Hawaiian-Chinese woman describes the Hawaiian subsistence lifestyle and indigenous beliefs of her ...
A woman of Hawaiian ancestry describes Waialua on Molokai, including subsistence farming and fishing...
A Chinese woman raised in poverty describes her childhood activities, including recreation at Palama...
Born in Waipio Valley, a Hawaiian Chinese woman recalls working as one of the first female flight at...
A woman of Hawaiian ancestry recalls her parents' background, including her mother's ties to Queen L...
A woman describes daily life in a Big Island plantation camp in the 1920s. Her father, a single pare...
A woman who lived and worked in Waikiki describes the homes and businesses there; family camping at ...
In an autobiographical sketch, a longtime Moana Hotel worker writes about his father's carpentry and...
A woman of Hawaiian, Japanese, and Scotch ancestry describes family life growing up in Hilo. She rem...
Covered in this interview are the experiences of a Chinese store-and-restaurant-owning family betwee...
Family life, working conditions in the Hawaiian Pine cannery, and the fifty-three-year career of a ...
A woman recalls her server job at Frankie's Cafe, where she met her husband Toshi Kaneshiro. She des...
A woman recollects and reflects on a childhood on Maui, pineapple and vegetable growing on Molokai,...
A woman of Okinawan ancestry describes her childhood on a poultry farm, waitressing work, and music ...
A woman of Chinese ancestry recalls her Sheridan Street and Hobron Lane homes; family fishponds and ...
A Hawaiian-Chinese woman describes the Hawaiian subsistence lifestyle and indigenous beliefs of her ...
A woman of Hawaiian ancestry describes Waialua on Molokai, including subsistence farming and fishing...
A Chinese woman raised in poverty describes her childhood activities, including recreation at Palama...
Born in Waipio Valley, a Hawaiian Chinese woman recalls working as one of the first female flight at...
A woman of Hawaiian ancestry recalls her parents' background, including her mother's ties to Queen L...
A woman describes daily life in a Big Island plantation camp in the 1920s. Her father, a single pare...
A woman who lived and worked in Waikiki describes the homes and businesses there; family camping at ...
In an autobiographical sketch, a longtime Moana Hotel worker writes about his father's carpentry and...
A woman of Hawaiian, Japanese, and Scotch ancestry describes family life growing up in Hilo. She rem...
Covered in this interview are the experiences of a Chinese store-and-restaurant-owning family betwee...
Family life, working conditions in the Hawaiian Pine cannery, and the fifty-three-year career of a ...
A woman recalls her server job at Frankie's Cafe, where she met her husband Toshi Kaneshiro. She des...
A woman recollects and reflects on a childhood on Maui, pineapple and vegetable growing on Molokai,...
A woman of Okinawan ancestry describes her childhood on a poultry farm, waitressing work, and music ...
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