Kawananakoa Playground - Honolulu, HI - Hawaiian Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

"Kawananakoa Playground is a 2.4 acre parcel situated at the lower end of Nuuanu Valley in a highly populated residential district and was constructed in 1937. A poured concrete perimeter wall, approximately three feet high, encircles the playground on the side streets. Kawananakoa Playground is significant for its associations with the development of parks in the City and County of Honolulu in the 1930s and the playground movement. In addition, the park is significant architecturally as its design is typical of the period and reflects the work of Harry Sims Bent, of the more prominent architects practicing in Honolulu at the time." (visit link)

Check the 'Island' where you found this 'Waymark': O'ahu Marker Name: Kawananakoa Playground Marker Type: Roadside Related web site.: [Web Link] Check the type of marker: OTHER

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