The Friends of the Natatorium, which maintains this site, advocates for the preservation and restoration of the Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial.We seek the return of this spectacular …

This site is supported by the Friends of the Natatorium, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization incorporated in 1986.The Friends’ purpose is to encourage public stewardship of the War …

The Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial is a World War I living memorial on Oahu, Hawaii, USA. It is a salt-water swimming pool built in the ocean on Waikiki’s San Souci beach.

On Nov. 11, 1918, Germany and the Allies signed an Armistice. The guns of World War I’s Western Front finally fell silent. After more than four years, the so-called Great War – in which …

Hawaii’s 1921 Territorial Legislature funds construction of the Living Memorial with its 100 X 40 meter saltwater swimming pool. It was built to honor 101 who died and the 10,000 others from …

Inspiration for the new Waikiki Natatorium, what could be, again... - Take a look at the Sea Pool at the Bondi Swimming Club in Sydney, Australia

Big, big news! The National Trust for Historic Preservation announces today that the War Memorial Natatorium is now a National Treasure.. That designation means that the National …

This is the first year since 1989 that the Friends of the Natatorium have been unable to gather with veterans, active-duty service members, elected officials, and families to observe Memorial …

The Natatorium is the only monument in Hawaii on the list of the first 50 World War I memorials nationwide announced this week by the federal World War One Centennial Commission and …

The 100th anniversary of U.S. entry into World War I launches 19 months of activities recalling Hawaii's important role in the global conflict.