Halemauman, Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii
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- Photograph of Halemauman, the "lake of eternal fire" Kilauea Volcano, which is part of the national park in Hawaii, [s.d.]. What appears to be steam spews from the corners of this apparently barren piece of land. HawaiiUSAvolcanic features: Halemauman
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- California Historical Society
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- University of Southern California. Libraries
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