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Coco's Coffee House, Hawaii 1980sCocos Coffee House, which closed in 1986, was named Hawaiis most beautiful coffee house for its whimsical architecture created by George J Wimberley. According to writer Curt Sanburn, it was built with lots of lava rock and an almost cartoonish South Seas flairand set the tone for Waikiki. Previously, the site had been occupied by Kau Kau Korner in the 1950s in a building that had a fantastical arrow shaped, concrete slab roof. Cocos was run by

The story goes that in the early years of the city's history

bought it and converted it into the restaurant

Here is a Sports Illustrated article on him from 1975: Big Fish In A Small Pond

was born in Albi in the south of France in 1910 and died in Bourg-Madame in 1974

a storm in 1963 and another hurricane in 1968

fine linens were going out of fashion because of the increasingly casual lifestyle of the American consumer who preferred less formal dining and the difficulty of finding cleaners who could correctly launder these items

The RMS Parisian was a luxury steamship that would later have a role in the sinking of the Titanic

He died in 1882 and his followers remained at the settlement until 1904 when the entire village decamped to a settlement on the southwest coast – named New Kasaan –attracted by the offer of jobs and accommodation at a salmon packing plant

It was an immediate success thanks to innovations such as electricity

Attendees were offered five different roasts

A monkey dressed in chef’s whites and chewing a carrot is also in the picture

This menu or Bill of Fare dated June 5th 1923 shows the nutritious daily meals that were served to immigrants in detention quarters as they waited to be dealt with by the authorities

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