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![Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii National Park [No information was provided about this print but the print is identical to a print found in the Lovejoy family photograph album at the national park archives. That copy of the print had a notation as follows: " 389 Apri-May 1924 Eruption. Halemaumau Crater which lies within an outer crater called Kilauea. The trees in this picture are three miles from Halemaumau. Boulders as large as 14 tons were tossed in the air. Most were smaller- many from three to seven tons. Small green stones called olivines are found in the boulders and when polished are quite pretty. Also known as Hawaiian diamonds. Copyright K. Maehara." This is almost certainly a photo taken by Maehara at Uwekahuna bluff at about 11:15 on May 18, 1924. The image is very similar to other photos taken by Maehara from the bluff at that time on that date. The image shows almost the exact moment when Truman Taylor was killed by this explosive blast.]](http://cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/180509171658-01-hawaii-volcano-possible-explosions-projectiles-wxc-small-169.jpg)
![Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii National Park [No information was provided about this print but the print is identical to a print found in the Lovejoy family photograph album at the national park archives. That copy of the print had a notation as follows: " 389 Apri-May 1924 Eruption. Halemaumau Crater which lies within an outer crater called Kilauea. The trees in this picture are three miles from Halemaumau. Boulders as large as 14 tons were tossed in the air. Most were smaller- many from three to seven tons. Small green stones called olivines are found in the boulders and when polished are quite pretty. Also known as Hawaiian diamonds. Copyright K. Maehara." This is almost certainly a photo taken by Maehara at Uwekahuna bluff at about 11:15 on May 18, 1924. The image is very similar to other photos taken by Maehara from the bluff at that time on that date. The image shows almost the exact moment when Truman Taylor was killed by this explosive blast.]](http://cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/180509171658-01-hawaii-volcano-possible-explosions-projectiles-wxc-large-169.jpg)