Atlas Insurance Building

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There have been reports of an uneasy spirit in the building that was on this spot before the Atlas Insurance Building was constructed. Witnesses said an apparition would sometimes appear in a women’s restroom mirror, and some reported having eerie, uneasy feelings in this area.

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Geographic Information

Address:
1150 S. King St
Honolulu, HI
United States

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GPS:
21.300593, -157.844764
County:
Honolulu County, Hawaii
Nearest Towns:
Honolulu, HI (1.0 mi.)
Maunawili, HI (6.9 mi.)
Halawa Heights, HI (7.0 mi.)
Halawa, HI (7.4 mi.)
Hickam Housing, HI (7.8 mi.)
Kane'ohe, HI (8.0 mi.)
'Aiea, HI (8.0 mi.)
Waimanalo, HI (8.5 mi.)
Iroquois Point, HI (8.9 mi.)
He'eia, HI (9.1 mi.)

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