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U.S. Naval Base, Pearl Harbor, Naval Housing Area Pearl City Peninsula, Uyehara House & Garage, 1038 Ashley Avenue, Pearl Harbor, Honolulu County, HI



B&W Photos

HB398875
BWPhotos 209242
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BWPhotos 209243
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BWPhotos 209244
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BWPhotos 209245

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BWPhotos 209246
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BWPhotos 209247
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BWPhotos 209248
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BWPhotos 209249

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BWPhotos 209250
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BWPhotos 209251
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BWPhotos 209252
HB398886
BWPhotos 209253


Item Title
BWPhotos 209253

Location
1038 Ashley Avenue, Pearl Harbor, HI

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Created/Published
Documentation compiled after 1933.

Notes
Survey number HABS HI-358-B
Building/structure dates: 1928 initial construction
National Register Number: 66000940
Significance: This house and garage are significant as examples of Hawaiian regional design of the 1920s. The style of this house and garage are unique within the Pearl Harbor Naval Base. The buildings represent the style popular among the custom-built homes of the period. They are also significant for their association with a successful Japanese-born doctor who practiced in the area, Yokichi Uyehara. The land is also associated with John F. Colburn II, minister of the interior under Queen Lili'uokalani.

Subjects
Navies
War (World War II)
Garages


Related Names
Uyehara, Dr. Yokichi
Colburn, John F.
Franzen, David, Photographer
Yoklavich, Ann, Historian


Collection
Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)

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