OCC Clubhouse 1908

Outrigger Canoe Club 1908
The first OCC structure was a grass house bought from a defunct zoo in Kaimuki. This grass house faced the ocean and served as storage for canoes and surfboards.
OCC 1908
A second grass shack facing the lagoon served as a bathhouse.
Outrigger Canoe Club 1908
The Outrigger Canoe Club is shown in its entirety in this panoramic photo from 1908. The grass shack at left housed canoes and surfboards, the grass shack in the center was the bathhouse, and the thatched roof pavilion at the right on the lagoon was used for dances and entertainment.
Outrigger Canoe Club 1910
Women paddlers of the Outrigger Canoe Club.
OCC 1908
The OCC was located on Waikiki Beach and had several grass houses on its original clubsite.
OCC 1908
The grass huts served the Club for about seven years.
Outrigger Canoe Club c1908
Another view of the first OCC.
Waikiki Beach c 1908
The OCC beach is seen beyond the fence.
OCC 1908
Another view of the first Outrigger Canoe Club clubhouse.
OCC 1910
OCC Clubhouse.
OCC Pavilion 1908-1914
A grass-thatched pavilion was built for the Outrigger Canoe Club in 1908 which quickly became popular for community dances and other social activities.
OCC 1915
A postcard of the OCC Pavilion and grounds.
OCC Clubhouse 1910
A view of the OCC Pavilion which sat alongside the Apuakehau Stream which was formed by merging waters from Manoa and Pauoa Valleys to Waikiki.
OCC 1914
The Apuakehau Stream flowed through the Outrigger Canoe Club property forming a muliwai or pond, where water flowed into the ocean. It was referred to as the Lagoon.
Lagoon and Pavilion OCC c1912
OCC Lagoon on Waikiki Beach.