Here, a number of color photographs of life in Hawaii in 1959, the year Hawaii officially became America's 50th state.
(Photos by Ralph Crane—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)
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Cattle graze under volcanic cliffs on Oahu, 1959 |
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Foodland supermarket, Hawaii, 1959 |
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Black-sand beach, made by waves battering volcanic rock, on the Big Island, Hawaii, 1959 |
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Hawaiian scene, 1959 |
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Scene at Dole's 15,000-acre Wahiawa plantation near Honolulu, 1959 |
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Young Catholics at St. Catherine's Church on Kauai, 1959 |
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Washing hung out to dry, Hawaii, 1959 |
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Fans at a football game, Hawaii, 1959 |
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Drum majorette leads band at Honolulu football game, 1959 |
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Football game, Honolulu, 1959 |
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Mamala paddle dance which was performed in honor of Lono |
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Hawaiian women pose, 1959 |
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Dunking pool at a Hawaii fair, 1959 |
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Roman Catholic church, Hawaii, 1959 |
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Hawaiian police, 1959 |
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Scene on a Hawaiian plantation, 1959 |
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Tourists in Hawaii, 1959 |
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Surfing, 1959 |
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A young Hawaiian mother, 1959 |
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Hawaii, 1959 |
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Pearl Harbor, 1959 |
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Swimming in a freshwater pool, Hawaii, 1959 |
(Photos by Ralph Crane—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)
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