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Black and white photograph of Thomas Boles (right) and an unidentified man (left) holding a sign that reads, “Halemaumau,” posing in front of the Halema’uma’u crater at Kīlauea. The man on the left is dressed in formal attire, and Boles wears National Park Service attire. The two men stand in the middle of the photograph at the forefront and the sign is only partially visible, where the words “Halemaumau” and “Fire” can be seen. Behind the two men is a large crater that extends the entire middle of the photograph with elevated land in the background. Towards the right side of the image, rough, rocky terrain is present along with two signs on wooden posts. A rectangular sign closest to the camera reads “DANGER” and a diamond-shaped sign behind it is illegible.
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Thomas Boles with Visitor at Halema'uma'u
Black and white photograph of Thomas Boles (right) and an unidentified man (left) holding a sign that reads, “Halemaumau,” posing in front of the Halema’uma’u crater at Kīlauea. The man on the left is dressed in formal attire, and Boles wears National Park Service attire. The two men stand in the middle of the photograph at the forefront and the sign is only partially visible, where the words “Halemaumau” and “Fire” can be seen. Behind the two men is a large crater that extends the entire middle of the photograph with elevated land in the background. Towards the right side of the image, rough, rocky terrain is present along with two signs on wooden posts. A rectangular sign closest to the camera reads “DANGER” and a diamond-shaped sign behind it is illegible.
Thomas Boles and an unidentified man in front of Halema‘uma‘u crater at Kīlauea, holding a sign that reads, “Halemaumau.”
Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park Museum and Archives
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kīlauea , kilauea , halema'uma'u , halemaumau , crater , signs , safety , thomas boles , boles , visitor , non-eruption
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Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Code: HAVO
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Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii County, Hawaii
Latitude: 19.3775997161865, Longitude: -155.602996826172

NPS Museum Catalog Number : HAVO 20724
Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park Museum and Archive Collection
Thomas Boles Collection (HAVO 20724)
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Circa 1922-1927
01/01/1911 - 12/30/1939
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Organization: Hawaiʻi Volcanoes NP
Position: Curator
Address: 1 Crater Rim Drive, Hawaii National Park
Email: havo_archive_museum@nps.gov

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The image is a black and white sketch of a large hill or mountain that slopes until it reaches the water, forming a shoreline. At the top of the mountain, in the upper right corner, a cloud rises up from a split in the landscape. From this point, lava pours down the landscape, flowing down the slope before reaching a road and village. Where the lava meets the sea, a large plume of steam rises. The road continued through the village and up around the mountain. There are ships along the coast. Near the lower left of the drawing, along the coast, are three groups of people, including an X to mark the location of the artist. A note near the point where the lava flows from reads, "15 miles to source." A label in the lower right corner reads, "Destruction of Hoʻōpūloa, Hawaiʻi, 6:21 AM - April 18, 1926, sketched by Thomas Boles 'on the spot'." At the bottom center of the photo, a caption reads, "Front of lava: 50' high, 1500' wide." The road is labeled with the word "road," and writing in the water reads, "Hoʻōpūlo

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