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Haleiwa Surf Museum
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PHOTOS |
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Click on a thumbnail to
see a larger version of the photo |
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OVERVIEW |
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Famous
surfers, young and old, attended a gala
event, which opened the doors to the Museum,
on the 100th anniversary of the town of
Haleiwa, on August 8, 1999.
Today the museum is open most afternoons.
Locals, tourists and historians now visit
the museums famous boards daily. The
collection of old and antique surfboards is
of interest to enthusiasts and collectors.
The first snow-board, first motorized
surfboard and surfboards are on display
Inside the Museum. Old hollow Special Boards
wooden boards are now on display.
Ancient artifacts are displayed near
collectable bottles and interesting
Hawaiiana . A scale model of the Haleiwa
Theatre fronts the screen where surf movies
are shown all day long.Learn about big waves
and the culture of the North Shore. |
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DIRECTIONS |
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From
Waikiki: Take H1 west bound to H2 north. Get
off at exit 5 (Wahiawa). Go through Wahiawa
and continue straight on Kamehameha Highway.
When you see a sign for Haleiwa turn left.
Turn right before the Kentucky Fried Chicken
into the North Shore Marketplace. The Surf
Museum is located in the back left of the
shopping center. |
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WEBSITE |
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http://www.captainrick.com/surf_museum.htm |
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