Today we're revisiting some of our favorite interviews about significant places and moments in Oʻahu’s storied past.
- Ron Cianfarani, the final Makapu’u Lighthouse keeper, reflects on his past service | <b>Full Story</b>
- Chuck Merkel, executive director of the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum, speaks about the USS Bowfin's celebrated service and place in naval history | <b>Full Story</b>
- Retired University of Hawaiʻi professor Joyce Chinen explains the historical significance of "Himeyuri and Hawaii," an exhibit at UH West Oʻahu about a group of Okinawan women memorialized for their sacrifices during World War II | <b>Full Story</b>
- Paula Rath talks to The Conversation about the creation of Palama Settlement, a safe haven for keiki and kūpuna for more than 100 years | <b>Full Story</b>
- Thespian Craig Howes becomes the 19th-century physician William Hillebrand from Queen's Medical Center to discuss Hillebrand's passion for botany and his contributions to the Foster Botanical Garden | <b>Full Story</b>
