From Fishponds to Warships: Pearl Harbor--A Complete Illustrated History

by Allan Seiden

A walk through this famous site from its pre-settlement day, when it was an uninhabited tropical lagoon, to the famous attack in 1941, on to the present where it has become an American icon visited by millions every year.

Genres: History, Nonfiction, World War II

125 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2001

Reviews

[Christina]

I enjoy learning the history of places I've been. Having just been to Pearl Harbor this summer, I appreciated that chance to learn more about its history beyond the infamous 1941 attack (though this book contained a thorough review of that event as well). Also, it had many pictures, including parts of the area that were closed to tourists while I was there.

[Emily Moats]

It was nice to relive such a special place and an important piece of history.

[Cherilyn Willoughby]

I was learning alot about shipwrecks and history at the time. This book was great to really visualize the ships in that era.

[Kayla]

I got this book when I visited Pearl Harbor on August 8, 2011.

[John Lomnicki,]

It was OK, a few new pics that I had not seen previously.