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The Philip Spalding home, Honolulu, in the 1930s, correlating to the period of Pono and her granddaughters in the novel, Shark Dialogues
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Credit line: Library of Congress, Historic American Buildings	Plantation House, front view
	Interior: living room area, where the peacocks used to walk freely in the house
	Living area, opening onto the lanai, or porch
	Lanai opening onto interior gardens
	Pool. See pages 14-15 of the novel, where Rachel shoots the shark.
	Side gardens, a place where the worlds of woman and nature coalesce