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souvenir photo folder from Pearl City Tavern - Pearl City, Hawaii
Item added on January 17, 2008, 8:37 PM
Latest picture added on January 17, 2008, 8:45 PM
The Pearl City Tavern opened in 1939, under the ownership of George & Irene Fukuoka. The tavern was home to a group of live monkeys, that amused and entertained bar & restaurant patrons from a habitat behind a glass window at the bar.
The "Monkey Bar" at the PCT was a popular drinking spot for servicemen. Though the Pearl City Tavern closed in 1993 (and the building later razed to make way for a car dealership), ephemera may still be found: cocktail swizzles, bar coasters, etc., and their figural souvenir drink mugs: a ceramic monkey emblazoned with the letters PCT on the belly.
This souvenir photo folder from the Tavern probably dates from the late 1940's - early 1950's
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souvenir photo folder, front cover
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souvenir photo folder, inside photo w/ hula dancers & band
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