Magnum P.I. 1.5.kmz

Magnum P.I. Filming Locations - A Rubber Chicken Guide
version 1.5

Primary Locations

Island Hoppers - TC's Helicopter Pad

Robin's Nest

King Kamehameha Club (1980-1983)
Elks Honolulu Lodge
http://magnum-mania.com/Articles/King_Kamehameha_Club.html
(thanks to magnum mania for dates)

King Kamehameha Club entrance (1980-1983
Elks Honolulu Lodge
http://magnum-mania.com/Articles/King_Kamehameha_Club.html
(thanks to magnum mania for dates)

King Kamehameha Club (2nd location)
Marks Estate / Clarence H. Cooke House
3860 Old Pali Road
http://magnum-mania.com/Articles/King_Kamehameha_Club.html
http://magnum-mania.com/Lists/On_Location.html
http://starbulletin.com/2007/10/29/features/story04.html
http://starbulletin.com/2001/06/03/news/story10.html
For Sale (October 2009):

King Kamehameha Club (Beach Bar, 81' - 88')
magnum-mania King Kamehameha Club page
Limbo (7.22)
6:04
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Waialae Beach Park
(thanks to magnum-mania.com for dates)

early King Kamehameha Club establishing shots
Hotel building used for early King Club establishing shots. Other buildings seem to have been built up around it.
Halekulani hotel
http://www.wizardpub.com/oahu/orhalekulani.html
(credit to Sam)

Secondary Locations

Walker Estate
Walker Estate, 2616 Pali Highway, Nu'uanu Valley
formally known as the H. Alexander Walker Residence
built by George Rodiek sometime between 1903 & 1905
National Register of Historic Places, 1973
Hawaii Register of Historic Places, 1982
The most used residence location for unique characters in Magnum P.I., it was seen in at least nine episodes. According to Rick Romer (link below), it was also the most frequently used home in Hawaii Five-O, and appeared in other productions as well.
China Doll (1.3)
Never Again...Never Again (1.7)
Lest We Forget (1.10)
The Curse of the King Kamehameha Club (1.11)
Flashback (3.7)
Of Sound Mind (3.13)
Smaller Than Life (4.3)
Holmes Is Where the Heart Is (4.18)
Way of the Stalking Horse (6.17)
Mason Architects page with a photo dating from 1908, and a photo of the lanai seen in some episodes
Prevent Demolition of the Walker Estate - Historic Hawaii Foundation (likely from 2006)
Land Property For Sale - Former Walker Estate with photos of the estate
No permit needed to fly flag at night - Star Bulletin, December 9th, 1999
Out of the attic, onto the runway - Star Bulletin, August 21st, 1997
Public Hearings - Department of Land Utilization - Star Bulletin, December 29th, 1997
Walker Estate could face demolition - September 8th, 2006
The former Walker Estate may soon become history - Star Bulletin, September 9th, 2006
Venerable Walker Estate Home and Gardens Proposed for Demolition - Historic Hawaii Foundation, September 2006, with photos (.pdf, page #5)
Hawai'i Can't Afford To Lose Architectural Past
Honolulu Advertiser, Letter to the Editor by former Magnum P.I. set decorator Rick Romer, October 1st, 2006 (second to last entry)
Developer targeting esteemed Walker Estate - Honolulu Advertiser, June 29, 2006
9 Most Endangered Historic Sites in Hawai‘i - Honolulu Magazine, November 2006
Nine Most Endangered Historic Sites in Hawai‘i - Historic Hawaii Foundation, December 2006 (.pdf, page #5)
Walker Estate still seeks buyer at $12.9M - Star Bulletin, December 30th, 2006
Walker Estate deal is off, officials report - Honolulu Advertiser, January 2nd, 2007
Don't lose focus on historic preservation - Honolulu Advertiser, January 4th, 2007
Walker, H. Alexander, Residence - archiplanet.org
National Register info page for the estate (.pdf)
Hawaii Register page search for "H. Alexander Walker Residence" (.pdf)
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Byodo-in-Temple, Valley of the Temples
http://www.vthawaii.com/OAHU/Byodoin/Byodoin.html
Tigers Fan (8.4), among many other episodes

Alexander Estate

Alexander Estate: Lanihau & Haumalu
Google Earth slowed dramatically due to the large amount of information that was in this placemark, so I chose to make the placemark into a web page.
Lanihau (southeast home)
Haumalu (northwest home)

old Alexander Estate property line

Lanihau

Haumalu

old building 1

old building 2

1.2 Don't Eat the Snow in Hawaii (part 2)

1.2 - TC & Thomas flying in chopper
Don't Eat the Snow in Hawaii (#2) (1.2)
12:13

1.3 China Doll

1.3 - TC chopper flying
China Doll (1.3)
7:57

1.3 - pier

1.3 - Han Ling ("Chinese" garden)
China Doll (1.3)
28:33, 33:34
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Walker Estate, Nu'uanu Valley
the Japanese Garden is thought to be the oldest formal Japanese garden in Honolulu
formally known as the H. Alexander Walker Residence
built by George Rodiek sometime between 1903 & 1905
National Register of Historic Places, 1973
Hawaii State Register of Historic Places, 1982
Prevent Demolition of the Walker Estate - Historic Hawaii Foundation (likely from 2006)
a great photo of the garden from this page
Land Property For Sale - Former Walker Estate with two photos of the garden
The entrance door or gate seems to have been made and put in place just for this episode.
The gardens were closed to the public in 1983.
For more on the Walker Estate, see the "Walker Estate" placemark.

1.3 - Chinese Cemetery
(approximate location likely within 30 feet)
Manoa Chinese Cemetery
http://starbulletin.com/98/03/30/features/story1.html
Chang Apana, the man who inspired the fictional Charlie Chan is buried in this cemetery.
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/6992021

1.3 - Chinese Cemetery (pov)
Manoa Chinese Cemetery
http://starbulletin.com/98/03/30/features/story1.html
Chang Apana, the man who inspired the fictional Charlie Chan is buried in this cemetery.
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/6992021

1.4 Thank Heaven for Little Girls and Big Ones Too

1.4 - Hawaii State Capitol (view perspective)
Thank Heaven for Little Girls and Big Ones Too (1.4)
(turn on 3D Buildings)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii_State_Capitol

1.4 - Hawaii State Capitol
Thank Heaven for Little Girls and Big Ones Too (1.4)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii_State_Capitol
http://www.vthawaii.com/OAHU/Register/Nregister.html

1.4 - "Royal Continental Hotel" - Linda Booton, rm. 2409
Thank Heaven for Little Girls and Big Ones Too (1.4)
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Royal Garden at Waikiki
440 Olohana Street
built: 1977
The interior shots (photos 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, and 8) were filmed on the NW side of the building, and the exterior shots (4, 9, 10, 11, and 12) show the South corner of the building.
emporis tall buildings page
Oahu Revealed review
Trip Advisor .com reviews
google street view - the lower part of the building has changed, but possibly only refaced
The lobby scene shown below may have also been shot in this building, but I haven't been able to verify this.
(thanks to waverider for correcting my original location)

1.4 - Audi driving east (start point)
32:28 - 33:25

1.4 - Audi driving east (stop point)
32:28 - 33:25

1.4 - Mano
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Kahala Avenue, Kahala, Honolulu
home built in 1979
The home was recently a rental property, for $15,000 a month:
Bonnebaker Hawaii Luxury Real Estate
VRBO.com vacation rentals
a Bonnebaker Hawaii Luxury Real Estate listing in .pdf form
カハラヴィラオーシャンフロント (.pdf file in Japanese)

1.4 - driving up to the airport
(approximate location, structures may have been built since the show)

1.5 No Need to Know

1.5 - ferrari chasing after audi to warn of bomb (end) watching car explode (possible location)
No Need to Know (1.5)

1.5 - ferrari chasing NE after audi to warn of bomb (start)
No Need to Know (1.5)

1.6 Skin Deep

1.6 - *possible* location where David Norman shoots Magnum
Skin Deep (1.6)
"west side of Kapu'a, a small, unpopulated island north of Kaua'i"

1.6 - David Norman & Erin Wolfe
Skin Deep (1.6)
1:34, 18:28
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Haumalu
built around 1932 by "Ann & Jay Gould of New York"
designed by Charles W. Dickey
bought by Wallace M. Alexander and his wife Mary in 1936 as a vacation home for their daughter Martha and son-in-law Dr. Frank Gerbode
(for more on Haumalu, see the placemark "Alexander Estate: Lanihau & Haumalu")

1.6 - flying to "west side of Kapu'a, a small, unpopulated island north of Kaua'i"
Skin Deep (1.6)
"west side of Kapu'a, a small, unpopulated island north of Kaua'i"

1.7 Never Again ... Never Again

1.7 - "Saul's Shirt Shop - Expert Tailering"
Never Again...Never Again (1.7)
shop of Sol Greenberg
3573 Waialae Avenue
http://magnum-mania.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?p=5812#5812

1.7 - Sol & Lena Greenberg
Never Again...Never Again (1.7)
10.38, 25:04
magnum-mania forum posting
Kaimuki neighborhood
built in 1927 or 1928

1.7 - "Honolulu General Hospital"
Shriners Hospital for Children
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/5181867

1.7 - Makani Kai Marina (Sol Greenburg held on boat)
Makani Kai Marina
45-995 Wailele Rd, Kaneohe, HI
http://magnum-mania.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?p=5812#5812

1.7 - Dr. Bernard Kessler (establishing shots)
35:06, 38:39
Walker Estate, Nu'uanu Valley
formally known as the H. Alexander Walker Residence
built by George Rodiek sometime between 1903 & 1905
National Register of Historic Places, 1973
Hawaii Register of Historic Places, 1982
For more on the Walker Estate, see the "Walker Estate" placemark.

1.7 - ferrari driving SW (end)
(Magnum and Rick driving away from where they're actually headed - The Makani Kai Marina)

1.7 - ferrari driving SW (start)
(Magnum and Rick driving away from where they're actually headed - The Makani Kai Marina)

1.8 The Ugliest Dog in Hawaii

1.8 - SS (Oceana) Independence ocean liner coming into port
The Ugliest Dog in Hawaii (1.8)
Ship owned by American Hawaii Cruises from '80 to '82
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Independence
http://www.hjcards.co.uk/chantry.htm
http://www.hjcards.co.uk/pictures/ccs79.jpg

1.8 - oceanliner docking and dog quarantine area (approximate)
The Ugliest Dog in Hawaii (1.8)
area has been rebuilt since this episode

1.8 - Victor DiGorgio
The Ugliest Dog in Hawaii (1.8)
http://magnum-mania.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?p=4210#4210
Home also used in Hawaii Five-O episode 11.5 "Small Potatoes" among others listed in MM forum

1.8 - at gas station calling TC

1.8 - Kaleawana ( Kennel ? )
Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden

1.8 - Magnum, Sharon Karns, & Farnsworth the dog chased by bad guys

1.8 - being chased in GMC Jimmy
(this is likely the correct place)

1.8 - Magnum turns right into banana fields (then left)

1.8 - Magnum avoiding pursuers in GMC Jimmy
(I think this is the right road.)

1.8 - out of sequence pursuers shot

1.8 - coming out of the "banana fields" (perspective view)

1.8 - Makai Pier
Makai Research Pier
http://www.vthawaii.com/OAHU/QTVR/MakapuuPier.htm
http://www.pbase.com/goislands/image/7678639

1.8 - Rick driving Dave's Pool Service van & stopped by bad guys (perspective view)

1.8 - Rick driving Dave's Pool Service van followed by bad guys and TC's chopper

1.8 - Rick pulling in

1.10 Lest We Forget

1.10 - Diane Pauley
Lest We Forget (1.10)
Walker Estate, Nu'uanu Valley
Hawaii Register of Historic Places, 1982
For more on the Walker Estate, see the "Walker Estate" placemark.

1.10 - driving Kiki home
Lest We Forget (1.10)
Fort Ruger - Diamond Head, (2)

1.11 The Curse of the King Kamehameha Club

1.11 - CITY AND COUNTY MORGUE
The Curse of the King Kamehameha Club (1.11)
This either was or still is a part of Fort Ruger
I've been unable to confirm 100%, but numerous clues point to the likelihood that the building behind this location was the Hawaii Five-O soundstage for most of that show's run. This page states "Hawaii Five-O Stage One was built at Fort Ruger in April, 1969." The show would have moved here about one year after it started, first using a building located near Pearl Harbor. In 1976 it would have moved to it's last location at 18th Avenue & Diamond Head Road, using the soundstage that Magnum P.I. would later occupy for it's entire run.
The structure in the upper middle of the 1st screenshot is said to be an old Fort Ruger gate house, the inside of which is now used as an electrical substation. Thanks to Rick Romer and his blog: post 1, & post 2.

1.11 - "I'm looking for a man named Makua."
The Curse of the King Kamehameha Club (1.11)
Fujioka's, Waialua
opened sometime around 1902 to 1904, closed in 1997 (soon after the nearby sugar mill closed)
Fujioka's among last family groceries to quit - Honolulu Advertiser, 9-27-2003
(this article is mainly about a separate Fujioka store in Haleiwa, but it's also about this plantation store and it's history)
Waialua Town Master Plan (page 3-12) - "As country stores, such as Sagara Store, Otake Store, and the former Fujioka Store, are beginning to disappear around the state, their role and significance should be considered in Waialua when assessing potential historical buildings."
a 1978 photo of the store
This 2008 blog post mentions that See Moi could be bought at this store.
I've been unable to find out whether or not this building is still occupied.
The property seen across the street is the Buddhist Waialua Hongwanji Mission
flickr photo of the Mission (seen best in the 7th thumbnail, behind TC)
aerial photo of the area, with the location at the far left side
Six years after the Magnum P.I. episode, this store was used again as a location in the movie North Shore

1.11 - Sidney Dollinger

1.11 - "Honolulu General" - Rick is really sick.
Kapiolani Medical Center for Women & Children
neighborhood of Makiki
Born in this hospital on August 4, 1961, was Barack Obama, future President of the United States.

1.12 Thicker than Blood

1.12 - "... I ain't lookin' for no more brothers."
Thicker than Blood (1.12)
magnum-mania forum posting
Air Station Building, United States Coast Guard Air Station Barbers Point
interior scenes filmed in the actual Coast Guard operations room inside the building shown
the airport in it's entirety is known as Kalaeloa Airport (aka John Rodgers Field)
Hawaii Aviation page for Kalaeloa Airport
Global Security .org

1.12 - "Sir, he's gone underneath us." (pov)
Thicker than Blood (1.12)
magnum-mania forum posting
Papa'iloa Beach
photos on flickr
Papa'iloa Beach is the location of the main beach camp in the tv show Lost:
wikipedia
wikia entertainment
Lost Virtual Tour Papa'iloa Beach (Survivors' Camp) page
Lost Virtual Tour Papa'iloa Beach (Miscellaneous)
Lost Virtual Tour Papa'iloa Beach (grave)
Lost Virtual Tour Papa'iloa Beach (church)

1.12 - TC drops off Joey Santino
Thicker than Blood (1.12)
The chopper may or may not have landed on the former property of the abandoned Haleiwa Airfield, which was "the only airfield from which American fighters were able to launch to mount a defense against the Pearl Harbor Attack in 1941." Here's a 1946 map of the Airfield showing the area.
Hawaii Aviation Preservation Society
Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields
Hawaiian Aviation History Pages (careful, page has sound)
Hawaii Aviation photos from the 1930s, including Haleiwa
Hawaii Aviation photos from the 1940s
(location approximate but close, see "magnum-mania forum posting" link)

1.12 - Magnum meets Mac at the bar
Hyatt Regency Waikiki Resort & Spa towers.
http://www.waikiki.us/hotel/10074845.html
(credit to Sam)

1.12 - "... an instant replay of our first meeting in Saigon."
General Service Vehicle Shop, also known as the GSA building
United States Coast Guard Air Station Barbers Point
Global Security .org USCG Barbers Point page
(I'm unsure of where the General Service Vehicle Shop is located, so I'm simply guessing it's in this small cluster of buildings)

1.12 - T.C.'s bird on the chopping block
Ford Island, Pearl Harbor Naval Base
a somewhat close aerial photo showing this location
a high quality aerial photo showing all of Ford Island
another photo
and one more (this photo needs to be flipped horizontally)
Seen across the runway in the first screenshot are three notable buildings. The first, partially hidden behind the helicopter's tail, and the second, above the nose of the jet airplane, are air raid / fallout shelters. According to this Honolulu Advertiser article, both were built shortly after the December 7, 1941 Pearl Harbor attack. The third building, seen above the head of the man furthest right, is the former Bachelor Officers' Quarters (before renovation). It is now the Navy Lodge, Pearl Harbor.
Hangar 37 is the building immediately to the right of the placemark. The Operations Building (115 yards NE of placemark) is just out of the camera's view (to the right). Here's a Honolulu Advertiser article about the Operation Building. Both Hangar 37 and the Operations Building are now part of the Pacific Aviation Museum.
It's interesting to note that the Ford Island (or Admiral Clarey) bridge was completed in 1998, meaning that Tom Selleck, Roger E. Mosley, Larry Manetti and everyone else involved in the shoot, and all the equipment etc., were taken to the island by ferryboat.
I believe this photo shows where the yellow blocks seen in the screenshots were located. They can also be seen in a few photos in the "Hangar 37" link above.
The following screenshot of the group watching the auction may or may not have been filmed near the above location. It doesn't seem to have been shot in the same location as presented in the show. It may have been filmed at the Barbers Point Coast Guard Air Station, or anywhere else for that matter.

1.12 - drug smugglers apprehended
Hangar 6, Ford Island, Pearl Harbor Naval Base
built in 1922 at cost of $445,564, repaired after the Pearl Harbor attack, demolished in 1985
Library of Congress page, with written report and high quality photos including interior area seen in show
If interested, I recommend reading the report in that link ("10 data pages" icon) for a more complete history of the hangar.
Library of Congress report quote:
"Hangar 6 is believed to be the oldest aircraft hangar in Hawaii. It played an unglamorous but significant role in the development of naval aviation in the Pacific and in the World War II offensive against Japan. The building was damaged in the December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor."
"There were few combat planes on Ford Island that morning [December 7, 1941] (they were aboard the U.S. carriers, which were at sea), but there were 35 PBY patrol planes and 31 utility aircraft at the air station. Most of these planes were parked near Hangar 6, and 26 planes on Ford Island were destroyed by strafing and bomb blasts. Of the approximately dozen bombs that hit the island, seven landed on or near Hangar 6. One incendiary bomb struck the building and started a fire which gutted the northeast quadrant of the structure. Efforts to fight the fire were made futile by a rupture in the island's water main, caused by the battleship USS Arizona sinking and settling on the line that supplied water to Ford Island. [...] Five bombs landed near Hangar 6, with the largest producing a crater 20 feet wide and seven feet deep. [...] The fire left the steel frame of Hangar 6 intact, and the building was soon replaced." Due to the airfield at Ford Island being too short for jet airplanes "... the air station was decommissioned on March 31, 1962. Hangar 6 has been used since then, and is presently [August, 1985] being used, as a temporary storage facility." The Hangar was demolished later that year.
According to a person posting on wikimapia (click on rectangle at center of image), the first bomb to strike Ford Island on December 7, 1941, landed at the northeast corner of Hangar 6. I'm unsure whether it landed outside, or on the hangar itself.
December 7, 1941, color photo of Hangar 6 on fire, from this page
photo of Hangar 6 on fire
photo of the burning hangar from LIFE magazine site
another version of the above photo, from Naval History page
photo taken shortly after attack, from Naval History page
this page has two photos of Hangar 6, during and after the attack
ground level photo taken after the attack, from Naval History page
high quality photo of Ford Island in 1945 or 1946, with Hangar 6 at far end of island, from this page - (likely 1946, as the USS Utah - sunk on December 7, 1941 - is seen in her final resting place, partially submerged near the bottom of the photo)
aerial photo taken three days after attack, showing damage to Hangar 6, from Naval History page
ariel photo of Ford Island in 1945, from this page
photo of Hangar 6 in the mid-1930s, from this page
map showing this hanger labeled as a Patrol Plane Hangar: Last second of peace, December 7, 1941, Pearl Harbor (from this page)
map with this hangar labeled as "Hangar 6", from this page
here's a more recent aerial photo showing Ford Island and Hangar 6 (the 1990 date is incorrect)
another photo, from 1983, showing Hangar 6
and one more, from 1986, showing that Hangar 6 had been demolished (this photo needs to be flipped horizontally)
If I'm correct, the building seen through the window of the forth screenshot and barely at the extreme right of the sixth screenshot was Hangar 38, and has also been demolished.

1.13 All Roads Lead to Floyd

1.13 - Mr. Lewellen & Mr. Mizamura meet
All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)
(location approximate)

1.13 - Mr. Lewellen makes a left turn followed by Mr. Mizamura's men
All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)
(should have made a right for correct continuity)

1.13 - Magnum driving past Mr. Lewellen
All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)

1.13 - driving ferrari talking to TC
(incorrect continuity)

1.13 - Mr. Lewellen cuts off Magnum causing accident with old lady

1.13 - Magnum picks up Cindy Lewellyn at airport
(location approximate)

1.13 - Clarence Burnside
1557 Uluhao St, Kailua

1.14 Adelaide

1.14 - "King Kamehameha Club Championship"
Adelaide (1.14)
Outrigger Canoe Club
Magnum Mania KKC page
(credit to magnum-mania.com)

1.14 - Charles Cathcart & niece Adelaide Malone
Adelaide (1.14)
(not supposed to be on Oahu)

1.14 - Norman the horse
Adelaide (1.14)
(not supposed to be on Oahu)

1.14 - Chasing Adelaide-nappers in Jeep
(location approximate but pretty close)

1.14 - "First Annual Hawaii International Horse Show"
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New Town and Country Stables
41-1800 Kalanianaole Highway, Waimanalo
Rodeo! Hawaiian Style article on the 4th of July, 2002 rodeo at the stables

1.15 Don't Say Goodbye

1.15 - Agatha Kimble
Don't Say Goodbye (1.15)
(home built in 1962)
This property was renovated in 2005 - 2006. The property to the southeast was a grass yard when the show was filmed, but it was sold and built on in the mid 90s.
OahuRE.com page for this property
flyer advertisement (.pdf)
Ballet Hawaii Music of the Night benefit held at the property
Honolulu Advertiser "Broadway star Vida on hand for benefit"

1.15 - Looking for Amy's yacht (perspective view)
Don't Say Goodbye (1.15)
Kaneohe Yacht Club, Kaneohe, Hawaii

1.15 - "Ask someone? Boy I can't... I just can't believe you."
Don't Say Goodbye (1.15)
Kaneohe Yacht Club, Kaneohe, Hawaii
(This scene presumably is supposed to take place on the island of Maui)

1.15 - TC drops off Magnum (on the island of Maui)
Keaalau Neighborhood Park, Kaneohe, Hawaii
Photo (from this page) showing the field where TC lands (below and to the left of the pool in photo), and just barely showing Frank LaRue's condo (extreme lower left corner in photo - placemark 60 yards to the NE).
Google Maps street view of the field where TC lands, and seen in the distance is the home of Frank LaRue.
(In the show this location is on the island of Maui.)

1.15 - Frank LaRue, "265 Kahului Drive" (Maui residence)
Yacht Club Terrace condominiums, neighborhood of Keaalau, Kaneohe, Hawaii
built: 1973
images of a different Yacht Club Terrace condo unit, but with the same floor plan and many of the same details seen in the show
active listings for Yacht Club Terrace condos
my hawaii condo .com info and images for Yacht Club Terrace condos
photo (from this page) just barely showing Frank LaRue's condo (extreme lower left corner), and the field where TC lands (below and to the left of the pool)
(In the show this location is on the island of Maui.)

1.16 The Black Orchid

1.16 - Wyndom & Louise DeBolt Jackson
The Black Orchid (1.16)
Dillingham Ranch
http://www.dillinghamranch.com/
(credit to Sam)

1.16 - "... I took it. And I'm ashamed."
The Black Orchid (1.16)
Kapiolani Medical Center for Women & Children
neighborhood of Makiki
Born in this hospital on August 4, 1961, was Barack Obama, future President of the United States. In addition to this: visible through the window in the 4th screenshot above, is Punahou Circle Apartments. On the 10th floor (third down from the top) of this apartment building lived Obama's maternal grandparents, Stanley & Madelyn Dunham‎. Young Barack lived with them here between 1971 & 1979 (fifth grade to high school graduation). With Obama's sister Maya at her side, Madelyn Dunham passed away in her sleep on November 2, 2008, in her apartment, two days before Mr. Obama was elected President of the United States.
a photo of Punahou Circle Apartments (the building is one block SW of this placemark, on the SE corner of Punahou & Beretania)

1.17 J. "Digger" Doyle

1.17 - Joy "Digger" Doyle passes Magnum while runnning
J. "Digger" Doyle (1.17)
(location approximate)

1.17 - Magnum asks TC to help
J. "Digger" Doyle (1.17)
(location approximate, area seems to have changed)

1.17 - Laseronics
J. "Digger" Doyle (1.17)
http://www.friendsofhaikustairs.org/ (history link)
Begining in 1943, the Haiku Radio Station enabled Navel ships across the Pacific and beyond to communicate with Pearl Harbor. In 1958 the station was converted to an experimental OMEGA radio-navigation station.
"Millions of people got a good look at the Stairs on April 9,1981, when an episode of "Magnum P.I." included several exciting scenes featuring action on the Stairs (J. Digger Doyle, guest-starring Hawaii-born Erin Gray). The Stairs continue to attract interest from film and television production companies. Following the telecast, on Septmeber 13, a story about the Haiku Stairs appeared in the Today Section of the Star-Bulletin & Advertiser. The "Magnum P.I." episode was re-telecast on October 9, the same year. These events sparked enormous interest in the previously little-known structure. On October 18, the Honolulu Star-Bulletin published an article "It's Getting Crowded at the Top." The article reported that Coast Guard Station had been flooded with requests to climb—as many as 200 people a day on weekends. The Coast Guard quickly limited to 75 the number of climbers allowed on the Stairs at one time."
http://davewjessup.smugmug.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omega_Navigation_System
aerial photo of the valley from a distance http://www.pbase.com/image/2217425
http://www.picou.org/H3.jpg
http://www.picou.org/hawaii_2006.htm

1.17 - Haiku Stairs - TC lands & drops off Magnum & Digger
(I *think* this is the correct spot on the ridge)
Haiku Stairs
aka Stairway to Heaven
aka Haiku Ladder
aka Pali Ladder
http://www.hawaiiweb.com/html/hiking/haiku_trail.html
http://www.friendsofhaikustairs.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiku_Stairs
http://davewjessup.smugmug.com/
(credit to magnum-mania.com)
entrance coordinates & photo http://magnum-mania.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?p=11554#11554

1.17 - Higgins meets Robin at airport and TC flies him to Robin's Nest

1.18 Beauty Knows No Pain

1.18 - camera following bus (S & SE)

1.18 - Magnum & Barbara Terranova walk to Honolulu Lulu's pool hall

1.18 - long shot of beach (perspective view)
Beauty Knows No Pain (1.18)

1.18 - "Honolulu Lulu's Pool Hall"
Beauty Knows No Pain (1.18)
Piikoi Cue pool hall
old photo of Piikoi Cue

1.18 - camera panning SE to NW
Beauty Knows No Pain (1.18)
Diamond Head Road, at the entrance to Diamond Head State Monument
(I'm guessing the informative "Andy is Gay" sign wasn't supposed to make it into the shot...)

1.18 - with Barbara Terranova
The Diamond Head Theatre is hiding behind the trees in the far right picture
wikipedia page
photo

1.18 - "Barbara, I'm going to the bathroom."
Unocal gas & service station (demolished, see below)
3045 Monsarrat Avenue
The station was demolished in 1992 and the space is now occupied by retail stores. A few are listed below:
Bogart’s Café & Espresso Bar (Owned by Rick Wright? He's come a long way since The Snow Palace!)
Diamond Head Cove Health Bar, (2)
The Tooth Surfer LLC

1.18 - Magnum training with Barbara Terranova and attacked by "Hardy Boys"
Fort Ruger Park

1.18 - finding Roger

1.18 - in the Ferrari talking with Barbara Terranova

1.18 - Iron Man race "Austin Memorial Gardens"
Waimea Falls Park
59-864 Kamehameha Highway, North Shore
http://windward.hawaii.edu/Windward_Resources/Pictures/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waimea_Bay,_Hawaii

1.18 - Magnum crossing bridge with Waimea Falls in background
Waimea Falls, Waimea Falls Park
The park is now formally known as the Waimea Valley Audubon Center.
(I think the bridge seen in the show was closer to the falls than the current one)

2.1 Billy Joe Bob

2.1 - Ito helipad
Billy Joe Bob (2.1)
He'eia State Park
photo of the stage seen in screen captures 1, 4, and 5 above
CATS! (a cat is also seen in the show as Magnum is being escorted to Ito)
a page about the cats (thanks James)

Billy Joe Bob (2.1)
11:14, 15.06, 29.35, 41.54, 44.45 (times combined with "Ito helipad" placemark)
He'eia State Park
CATS! (a cat is also seen in the show as Magnum is being escorted to Ito)
a page about the cats (thanks James)

2.1 - "Honolulu Police Department"
Billy Joe Bob (2.1)
﻿U.S. Post Office, Custom House and Court House
built 1922, now officially known as the King David Kalākaua Building
335 Merchant Street
photo which shows the car entrance from the opposite side (far lower right of image)
(This appears to be the correct location, although I haven't seen the entrance side of the building. Architectural details match.)

2.3 The Woman on the Beach

2.3 - Lisa Page
The Woman on the Beach (2.3)
Haumalu
built around 1932 by "Ann & Jay Gould of New York"
designed by Charles W. Dickey
bought by Wallace M. Alexander and his wife Mary in 1936 as a vacation home for their daughter Martha and son-in-law Dr. Frank Gerbode
(for more on Haumalu, see the placemark "Alexander Estate: Lanihau & Haumalu")

2.5 Memories Are Forever (part 1)

2.5 - NAVAL INTELLIGENCE HEADQUARTERS
Memories Are Forever (1) (2.5) & Memories Are Forever (2) (2.6)
JAIMS (Japan-America Institute of Management Science), founded in 1972 by Fujitsu Limited
Hahaione Valley, Hawaii Kai
6660 Hawaii Kai Drive
photos of the front of the building: one, two, three, four
photo of the entrance hall seen in the 3rd screenshot
two photos looking north (not seen in the show): one, two
Below are screenshots of the stock footage often used for this location
(the walkway across the road has been made wider since the show)

2.5 - wedding of Michelle & Thomas
Memories Are Forever (1) (2.5)
Oceania Floating Restaurant
Pier 6, Honolulu Harbor
It's hard to confirm the exact location of this scene, but this spot seems to be the best option, and is probably accurate within 15 feet.
In the first Honolulu Advertiser article linked below, it says: "[In 1981] ... Hiram Fong bought a 1,200-ton, $3.6 million four-tiered barge that had come from Hong Kong. He opened The Oceania, a Chinese-style floating restaurant on Honolulu's waterfront but it eventually went bankrupt." This is confusing in part, because based on evidence from historic photos and one episode of Magnum P.I., the vessel appeared in this location (seemingly in it's finished state) sometime between 1968 and 1973 (first seen in the "1973 aerial photo" link below), and went away sometime between 1987 and 1993 (last seen in the 1987 Magnum P.I. episode Pleasure Principle). Also, the name Oceania is seen in a photo dated to 1976 (1976 photo "three" link below), and another photo dated to 1980 ("1980 photo" link below).
Two Honolulu Advertiser articles about Hiram Fong, who owned the restaurant from 1981 until it's closing:
Political pioneer led Hawai'i into statehood - August 19, 2004
Many bid aloha to Hiram Fong - August 27, 2004
photos taken in December of 1976: one, two, three
a 1980 photo
1973 aerial photo showing the restaurant (near top center - from this page)
classic postcard
Obituaries of three entertainers who performed at the restaurant:
Alan Naluai of The Surfers dead at 62 - Honolulu Advertiser, March 14, 2001
Dick Jensen dead at 64 - Honolulu Advertiser, June 22, 2006
Patrick 'Pat' Sylva, pioneering local musician, dies at 69 - Honolulu Advertiser, December 6, 2008
Honolulu Harbor links:
wikipedia
Hawaii Web
World Port Source
Don't forget to check the box for the image overlay directly below this placemark in the Places window.
a forum thread about the ramp seen in the overlay

3.16 - overlay for wedding of Michelle & Thomas (1982 aerial photo)

2.6 Memories Are Forever (part 2)

2.6 - meeting with Colonel Buck Greene on Falls of Clyde
Memories Are Forever (2) (2.6)
1:22:09
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Falls of Clyde
built in 1878, Port Glasgow, Scotland
The ship is now located three berths to the north.
Library of Congress page with info and high quality photos and drawings
photo of the ship and surrounding area
photo 2
photo 3
photo 4
photo of the ship's figurehead
a photo of the Falls of Clyde waterfall in Scotland, after which the ship was named, and another photo

2.7 Tropical Madness

2.7 - "One of them was a sumo wrestler. And the other was a midget or a dwarf."
Tropical Madness (2.7)
The "Gas & Go"﻿ may have been a Texaco﻿ at the time of filming.
6640 Hawaii Kai Drive
It seems the location is now a 7-Eleven owned by Aloha Petroleum. I believe the photo on the front page of their website shows this location.

2.7 - Jennifer Chapman & Brice Harcourt
Tropical Madness (2.7)
Interestingly, while Magnum is sneaking into the house, the sounds of waves crashing on a beach are heard even though the house is not near a beach.

2.8 Wave Goodbye

2.8 - daytime beach scenes
Wave Goodbye (2.8)
Papa'iloa Beach, aka Police Beach
a Quicktime VR panorama from this Lost Virtual Tour page
a photo taken on the beach approximately 500 yards northeast
I attempted to put the placemark between where the two scenes were shot. Photos 1 & 2 are at 2:15 in the episode and closer to the water. Photo 3 is at 48:17 and closer to where the vegetation starts at the edge of the beach. I believe the placemark is placed accurately within 25 yards of the actual location.
For two overhead shots of the area from Thicker than Blood (1.12), see the placemark "1.12 - "Sir, he's gone underneath us." (pov)" 150 yards east of here.

2.8 - Surfrider Club (exterior)
Wave Goodbye (2.8)
Papa'iloa Beach, aka Police Beach
a Quicktime VR panorama with the camera positioned north of this location (from this Lost Virtual Tour page)
a photo taken on the beach approximately 500 yards northeast
It seems to me that the set designers built the side of the Surfrider Club that we see in the show next to the NE side of the existing building. I believe the interior was shot elsewhere.
For two overhead shots of the area from Thicker than Blood (1.12), see the placemark "1.12 - "Sir, he's gone underneath us." (pov)" 100 yards ENE of here.

2.8 - Kacy and Gary on the beach
Wave Goodbye (2.8)
Papa'iloa Beach, aka Police Beach
a Quicktime VR panorama from this Lost Virtual Tour page
a photo taken on the beach approximately 500 yards northeast
This seems to be the correct spot within 15 yards, based on comparing the wave action seen at 3:28 (the 1st photo in the placemark "2.8 - Surfrider Club (exterior)") and 44:45 (when Magnum and Officer Kelly walk out to the beach to talk for the last time). I suspect all three scenes were shot on the same night.
For two overhead shots of the area from Thicker than Blood (1.12), see the placemark "1.12 - "Sir, he's gone underneath us." (pov)" 130 yards east of here.

2.8 - "I was a friend of hers."
(I believe this is the correct location, within ten yards.)

2.8 - Gary's beach shack
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Puaena Point
An oblique aerial photo
"Puaena Beach - the Best Place to Learn How to Surf on the North Shore of Oahu"
"Beginner Surf Spots - Inside Puaena Point"
The TV show Lost has filmed near this location.
I'm not sure what the purpose of this building was, but from aerial photos I can say that it was not present in 1971, was present (at least) between 1975 and 1981 (when this episode was filmed), and was gone by 1988.
Ralph at the Surfrider Club describes this location as "... an old shack at the beach, at Haleiwa, hasn't got an address." Usually fake or incorrect place names were used in Magnum P.I., but this location is "at the beach", could be loosely described as being "at Haleiwa", and may not have had an address.
For a 1975 aerial photograph of the beach shack, check the box next to "2.8 - overlay"... directly below this placemark in the "Places" window at left.

2.8 - overlay for "Gary's beach shack" (1975 aerial photo)

2.8 - "... even if you didn't kill her, I hate dealers."
Haleiwa Theatre, Haleiwa town, on the North Shore
built in 1931, demolished in 1983
a painting of the theatre and crossroads, from this page
art print and poster .com photo
a small related page
the property is now a McDonald's
For a 1971 aerial photograph showing the Haleiwa Theatre, check the box next to "2.8 - overlay"... directly below this placemark in the "Places" window at left.

2.8 - overlay for "... even if you didn't kill her"... (1971 aerial photo)

2.8 - "... a clearing on the back side of Maui..."
Pupukea (eastern tip of)
In the first and last two photos TC is flying out of and diving into Kauwalu Gulch (300 yards southeast of placemark)
The field in google maps streetview
(The placemark location (where the chopper lands) is approximate, within 50 yards)
(In the show this location is on the island of Maui.)

2.9 Mad Buck Gibson

2.9 - quick opening shot (perspective view)
Mad Buck Gibson (2.9)
viewing Makapuu Beach Park from near Makapuu Lookout
photo

2.9 - Higgins, Rick, & Buck Gibson in hospital
Mad Buck Gibson (2.9)
Leahi Hospital
3675 Kilauea Avenue
Pacific Business News article

2.9 - Buck Gibson in Ferrari chased by Magnum in Audi
Mad Buck Gibson (2.9)

2.9 - Buck Gibson takes flight
Kamehame Ridge
The wooden structure appears to be a hang glider launch pad, which it still is today (seen in links below). It was used again in The Look (4.9) where railings seem to have been purpose built for the episode.
overview photo of the ridge (launch pad is now green)
hang glider launching photo
Hawaiian Hang Gliding Association website
photo taken from further west

2.10 The Taking of Dick McWilliams

2.10 - Mitsu McWilliams
The Taking of Dick McWilliams (2.10)
2345 Makiki Heights Dr
I believe this house is now the William Twigg-Smith Gallery, part of The Contemporary Museum Honolulu. The main building of which is to the NNE with the large parking lot.
http://www.tcmhi.org/
designed by Vladimir Ossipoff in 1951
http://www.masonarch.com/projects/museum/contemporary.html

2.10 - beach shack of Dick McWilliams
The Taking of Dick McWilliams (2.10)
Nearby airfield history

2.10 - looking for Dick McWilliams' shack (perspective view)
The Taking of Dick McWilliams (2.10)
Nearby airfield history

2.10 - McWilliams' shrimp aquafarm
business name (in episode) "Nishimoto"? - 26:38
Aquatic Farms, Ltd
http://www.hawaiiaquaculture.org/consultants.html
Kualoa Ranch (Aquatic Farms)
http://www.usmsfp.org/farm-websites/hawaii.htm
Aquatic Farms, Ltd., a private aquaculture and fisheries consulting company based in Kaneohe.

2.10 - McWilliams' aquafarm (perspective view)

2.10 - McWilliams' aquafarm (perspective shot)

2.10 - Ferrari driving south west past Koko Crater (stop point)

2.10 - Ferrari driving south west past Koko Crater (start point)
also passes the small bay where Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr kissed in the surf in From Here to Eternity (1953)

2.11 The Sixth Position

2.11 - Outdoor concert amphitheatre
The Sixth Position (2.11)
Waikiki Shell

2.11 - Elaine Selmire
The Sixth Position (2.11)
453 PORTLOCK RD

2.12 Ghost Writer

employer's building of the man who breaks into guesthouse 2.12
Ghost Writer (2.12)
Ilikai Tower
Ilikai Waikiki Hotel
http://www.wizardpub.com/oahu/orilikai.html

2.12 - Harold Farber's office building
Ghost Writer (2.12)
44:41 for this view & throughout episode
Honolulu Municipal Building
as of 2006 renamed...
The Frank Fasi Municipal Building
Also seen from afar in The People vs. Orville Wright (7.21) - 2:01
Tom Selleck with Frank Fasi:

2.13 The Jororo Kill

2.13 - Rick & Mac on KKII boat
The Jororo Kill (2.13)
(or the next pier up?)
(picture)

2.13 - Interview
The Jororo Kill (2.13)
(approximate location)
http://www.hawaii-rent.com/rental3.html
Yacht Harbor Tower
Ilikai Waikiki Hotel
http://www.wizardpub.com/oahu/orilikai.html

2.13 - Ferrari driving
The Jororo Kill (2.13)

2.13 - "Bannister set up that bomb to throw security."
Kinau Hale, State of Hawaii Health Department building
1250 Punchbowl Street
page with small photo
aerial photo showing the opposite side of the building
the Hawaii State Capitol building is seen behind Bannister in the 4th screenshot

2.13 - "Our Lady of the Holy Veil convent"
"Our Lady of the Holy Veil"
Kaumakapili Church
766 N King St
http://www.kaumakapili.org/index.htm

2.14 Computer Date

2.14 - sitting down with James Randolph
Computer Date (2.14)
location approximate - view in show is towards the mountains
http://www.wizardpub.com/oahu/orhyattregencywaikiki.html

2.14 - James & Claudia Randolph
Computer Date (2.14)
Noela Street, neighborhood of Diamond Head
built: 1930 (renovated in 1991)
google street view similar to photos 1 & 3
The location where I think Magnum was sitting in the Ferrari (shown in the 2nd photo after the Ferrari exits the screen) is marked by a small red Ferrari in the 1949 aerial photo overlay image (check the box directly under this placemark in the places folder). At the time of filming, that was a driveway entrance shaped like the one seen in the show. However, that driveway and the house it belonged to no longer remain (demolished in 1996, current home built in 2004). The house to the SW of that (not seen in the show) was also torn down and replaced. But the house to the SW of that, who's roof is seen in photo four still remains today.

2.14 - overlay for James & Claudia Randolph (1949 aerial photo)

2.14 - chasing Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme #1
Computer Date (2.14)
Nu‘uanu Valley
exiting the King Kamehameha Club Marks Estate driveway onto Old Pali Road, heading SW
google street view

2.14 - chasing Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme #2
Nu‘uanu Valley
heading SW on Old Pali Road
google street view

2.14 - chasing Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme #3
Nu‘uanu Valley
heading SW from Old Pali Road merging onto Nuuanu Pali Drive
google street view

Traveling SW on Pacific Heights Road and turning left (SE) onto Pauoa Road.
The Shell Auto Care station at left is still a Shell station, and the Union 76 station at right is now Priam's Automotive Service & Repair, Inc.

Traveling NW on Pauoa Road, the motorcycle cop was sitting at the stop sign of Kaloko Lane (the small road SW of placemark) facing NNW. (The placemark is placed where the Ferrari is stopped at the intersection.)
google street view - same approximate view of the first screen shot
google street view - same approximate view as the left side of the second screenshot
google street view - same approximate view as the right side of the second screenshot
The 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme was identified at the Internet Movie Cars Database

Pauoa Road and Ohai Lane
The overpass is the Pali Highway

2.15 Try to Remember

2.15 - Crouching Lion Inn
Try to Remember (2.15)
Crouching Lion Inn
51-666 Kamehameha Highway, Kaaawa
KHON 2 News article
reviews
photo with advice 1
photo with advice 2

2.15 - "Haloka Antiques"
Try to Remember (2.15)
Crouching Lion Art Gallery
51-666 Kamehameha Highway, Kaaawa
paragraph about the gallery article

2.16 Italian Ice

2.16 - Hotel balcony scene
Italian Ice (2.16)
16:45 & 36:21
An establishing shot at 40:22 incorrectly shows this location as being one of the Hyatt Regency Waikiki Resort & Spa towers.
http://www.waikiki.us/hotel/10074845.html
Waikiki Beach Hotel
2570 Kalakaua Ave.
http://www.wizardpub.com/oahu/orwaikikibeachhotel.html
(credit of original location to Sam)

2.16 - camera pans west to south
Italian Ice (2.16)
Nimitz Highway
(location approximate but very close)

2.16 - Hotel room (incorrect establishing shot)
Italian Ice (2.16)
One of these towers was used incorrectly as an establishing shot for the hotel room scene.
Hyatt Regency Waikiki Resort & Spa towers.
http://www.waikiki.us/hotel/10074845.html

2.16 - "the unexpected in the theater"
Andrews Outdoor Theatre - University of Hawaii at Manoa, built 1935

2.16 - TC lands chopper
Waikiki Beach Hotel
2570 Kalakaua Ave.
http://www.wizardpub.com/oahu/orwaikikibeachhotel.html

2.17 One More Summer

2.17 - Jack Metro (the Sandal King)
One More Summer (2.17)
Kai Nani subdivision, Honolulu
home built in 1972 or 1973
The establishing shot for this location (1:57) is a different house (possibly stock footage):

2.17 - Magnum & TC suit up for football
One More Summer (2.17)
Aloha Stadium

2.17 - Eleanor Greeley (possible location)
One More Summer (2.17)
Kai Nani subdivision, Honolulu
built: 1969
demolished: 2006
This may or may not be the actual house. However the details do seem to match well and the fact that this home is next door to the other home used in this episode may have allowed both night scenes to be conveniently filmed in the same evening.

2.20 The Last Page

The Last Page (2.20)
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (aka Punchbowl National Cemetery)
2177 Puowaina Drive
official web page
virtual reality scenes
a page about a visit to the cemetery
photograph of Punchbowl National Cemetery in 1955
panorama of Punchbowl National Cemetery in 1955
(location approximate but close)

2.20 - "East Winds Import & Export"
The Last Page (2.20)
1010 Maunakea Street
The peak of the Wo Fat Building can be seen near the upper right of the first picture (behind the pole of the street light).
The reflection on the Ferrari's hood and windshield show the sign (picture) for Shung Chong Yuein, which is seen just to the east in the placemark 7.7 - "Little Saigon".

2.20 - Ferrari crosses bridge
The Last Page (2.20)
Kawailoa Stream Bridge
This Kawailoa Road bridge crosses Kaelepulu Stream (aka Kawainui Canal) in Kailua. At left in the picture is Kailua Beach Park. (2) (3) (4) (Kailua Beach)
photo from the air (scroll down)
photo looking south west
photo from bridge 1
photo from bridge 2
photo of bridge from the beach
In the distance is seen the bird sancuary Flat Island (scroll down linked page), formally known as Popoia Island.

National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (aka Punchbowl National Cemetery)
2177 Puowaina Drive
official web page
virtual reality scenes
a page about a visit to the cemetery
photograph of Punchbowl National Cemetery in 1955
panorama of Punchbowl National Cemetery in 1955
(location approximate but close)

2.21 The Elmo Ziller Story

2.21 - "Elmo Ziller's Rodeo and Wild West Show"
The Elmo Ziller Story (2.21)
New Town and Country Stables
41-1800 Kalanianaole Highway, Waimanalo
Rodeo! Hawaiian Style article on the 4th of July, 2002 rodeo at the stables

2.21 - "The Belvedere Club"
The Elmo Ziller Story (2.21)
Kahala Avenue, Kahala, Honolulu
home built in 1970 or 1971
photo in which the home can be seen (at left)
(This property is reportedly also seen in the Hawaii Five-O episodes The Waterfront Steal (8.11), & Number One with a Bullet, parts 1 & 2 (11.12 & 11.13). (thanks Sam)

3.1 Did You See the Sunrise? (1)

3.1 - "Lieutenant MacReynolds reporting as ordered, sir."
Did You See the Sunrise? (1) (3.1)
former Haleiwa Airfield
the beach is known as Papa'iloa Beach, aka Police Beach
(this beach is the location of the main beach camp in the tv show Lost,
see "1.12 - "Sir, he's gone underneath us." (pov)" for Lost related links)
I'm unsure what this structure is (or more likely was). It appears to have been part of the now abandoned Haleiwa Airfield. Here's a photo of the structure, from this page, and the same photo, with caption (more than halfway down the page).
Here are two aerial photos - one & two - from 1945 or 1946, showing the structure and Haleiwa Airfield (from the bottom photo gallery of this page).
Other Haleiea Airfield links:
Hawaiian Aviation History Pages (careful, page has sound)
Hawaii Aviation photos from the 1930s, including Haleiwa
Hawaii Aviation photos from the 1940s
In this scene the officers are observing a missile launch, and in the next scene TC is dropping Magnum and his surf ski offshore. That scene also takes place on the North Shore, about 2.5 miles northeast (or is supposed to, based on the shots of the chopper that follow). See the next placemark: "3.1 - TC flying SSW after dropping off Magnum & surf ski (pov)". As TC and Magnum are flying to the drop off point, they have the following dialog:
Magnum: "Hey, did you see that?"
TC: "Uh-huh. Probably a test missile over at Kahoolawe. The Marines are out on maneuvers there through the tenth. I'll be there this weekend."
The island of Kahoolawe was first used as a training ground for the military in 1941, after the attack on Pearl Harbor. "Thousands of soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen prepared on Kahoʻolawe for the brutal and costly assaults on islands such as the Gilberts, the Marianas and Iwo Jima." The island continued to be used by the military for the next 49 years. In 1990, Kahoolawe ceased to be used for live-fire training by order of President George H. W. Bush.

3.1 - TC flying SSW after dropping off Magnum & surf ski (pov)
Did You See the Sunrise? (1) (3.1)
(It's hard to say for sure, but this appears to be the correct location)

3.1 - TC flying SSW after dropping off Magnum & surf ski (pov)
Did You See the Sunrise? (1) (3.1)
Laniakea Beach Park (2)

3.1 - TC flying 3 (pov)
Paumalu Earth Station
Intelsat acquisition of Paumalu Earth Station article
aerial photo of the station and area
(The image in the show was flipped, which is why the real life location appears backwards.)

3.1 - TC flying 4 (pov)
Historic Waialua Sugar Mill
suger mill hawaii .com

3.1 - TC flying 5 (pov)
TC's home!

Kaaawa Valley
great photo

Byodo-in-Temple, Valley of the Temples
QuickTime full screen virtual reality of the area
(The 1st and 3rd images seen here are flipped, just as they are in the show, which is why the real life location appears backwards. The middle image is correct however.)

3.1 - TC driving to his house with Nuzo (pov)
Kamehameha Highway
The island seen at left is Mokolii, aka Kualoa Tower, or Chinaman's Hat.

3.1 - TC almost runs into a van (pov)
Kamehameha Highway

3.1 - valley which reminds TC "of the one north of Quan Loi" (pov)
Kaaawa Valley
great photo

3.1 - Mac in Trauma
Castle Medical Center
photo
(This corner of the hospital has been renovated somewhat as seen in the linked photo above.)

3.1 - hated enemies become friends
Hickam Air Force Base - Base Operations building
building photo
pdf map of Hickam Air Force Base

3.2 Did You See the Sunrise? (2)

3.2 - "There's a tan sedan following us."
Makaleha Stream bridge & Farrington Highway (Route 930), community of Mokuleia
Further upstream on the topographic map (Kaena quadrangle) this stream or ditch is labeled as Makaleha. I'm unsure if this section is known as Makaleha Stream.
Maakaleha watershed .pdf (the blue line entering the ocean is this stream)

3.2 - Honolulu Harbor shot (pov)
1:21:35
Honolulu Harbor (2)

3.2 - TC flying stolen Marines Loach (pov)
1:24:42
Puaena Point
history of the abandoned airfield to the East

3.2 - TC on the way to Byodo-In Temple (pov)
Paumalu Earth Station
Intelsat acquisition of Paumalu Earth Station article
aerial photo of the station and area
(The image in the show was flipped, which is why the real life location appears backwards.)

3.2 - TC flying stolen Loach (pov)
Historic Waialua Sugar Mill
suger mill hawaii .com

3.2 - Magnum & Rick in Marine Huey follow TC (pov)
Paumalu Earth Station
Intelsat acquisition of Paumalu Earth Station article
aerial photo of the station and area
wikipedia page for the UH-1 Iroquois helicopter (Huey)

3.2 - TC flying to Byodo In Temple (pov)
TC is flying a Marine Loach (Light Observation Helicopter). (2)
(The images seen here were flipped horizontally in the show (in other words, they're backwards.)

3.2 - "Port side, buddy."
Byodo-in-Temple, Valley of the Temples
TC is flying a Marine Loach (Light Observation Helicopter). (2)

3.2 - Ivan leaves Bulgarian Consulate
Judd Hillside Road (search for "Judd" in link)
(pretty sure this is the correct location, but unable to confirm 100%)

3.2 - "The military flew T.C. to Walter Reed..."
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
This location wasn't seen in the show, only mentioned by Magnum while waiting for Ivan to leave the Bulgarian Consulate.
"The military flew T.C. to Walter Reed to deprogram and detoxify. Whatever was in that gum it didn't look like it would cause any permanent damage, but the military wanted to be sure."

3.3 Ki'i's Don't Lie

3.3 - Hawaiian & Oriental Antiquities
Ki'i's Don't Lie (3.3)
Sands & Co. Hawaiian & Oriental Antiquities
Century Plaza Towers

3.5 Past Tense

3.5 - TC, Higgins & chopper skyjacked, forced to bust Morgan Lyden out of "Halawa Prison"

3.5 - beach Pillbox

3.5 - bunker / revetment (possible location)
Past Tense (3.5)
There are many aircraft revetments in this area, and possibly smaller bunkers or tunnels (whatever it was that was seen in the show). This location is a work in progress.
http://hiavps.com/Ewa%20MCAS.htm

3.7 Flashback

3.7 - "... the old King Kamehameha Club 50 years ago." (1936)
Flashback (3.7)

3.7 - funeral of Taft Danforth
Flashback (3.7)
Oahu Cemetery - founded 1844, "Hawaii's most historic graveyard"
2162 Nuuanu Avenue
Honolulu’s Cemeteries (search for Oahu Cemetery)
This flickr photoset has a number of photos that show this area:
This large gravestone structure is seen in the 2nd screenshot.
This photo shows the area where the scene was shot (to the left of the first large tree).

3.7 - "One wretchedly impoverished outfit."
Dillingham Airfield
photo of the former control tower seen in the show (from the "Hawaii Aviation photos from the 1980s" link below)
Hawaii Aviation
Hawaii Aviation photos from the 1940s
Hawaii Aviation one photo from the 1960s
Abandoned & Little Known Airfields history and photos
history of the field, with great photo gallery
Hawaiian Aviation History Pages
Global Security .org
Honolulu Soaring glider plane gallery
aerial photo
The control tower in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, & 5th screenshots is seen directly below this placemark's plane icon in the image overlay. (Check the box next to "3.7 - overlay"... below this placemark in the "Places" window at left.)

3.7 - overlay for "One wretchedly impoverished outfit." (1975 aerial photo)

3.7 - Marion (& Taft) Danforth (1936), Drew Danforth (1982)
Lanihau
(exterior scenes: photos 1 & 2, also seen in the distance of 5 & 7)
built in 1930 by Wallace M. Alexander
designed by Charles W. Dickey
(interior scenes: all photos except 1 & 2)
built around 1932 by "Ann & Jay Gould of New York"
bought by Wallace M. Alexander and his wife Mary in 1936 as a vacation home for their daughter Martha and son-in-law Dr. Frank Gerbode
(for more on Lanihau & Haumalu, see the placemark "Alexander Estate: Lanihau & Haumalu")

3.8 Foiled Again

3.8 - "... one of the most prestigious public schools in all of England."
Foiled Again (3.8)
Bishop Hall, Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum
1525 Bernice Street
(building used for staff only - map at bottom of link)
Hawaiian Hall, the main Bishop Museum building (NNE of placemark) was constructed between 1898 & 1903
Bishop Museum's wikipedia page
photo of this building from a slightly different angle
another photo (from this page)
photo of the main Bishop Museum building
A very early photo from the December 1909 publication of Paradise of the Pacific, showing that coincidently this building actually was once a boys school (presumably it was built for that purpose).
(location approximate but very close, property seems to have changed)

3.8 - Velma Troubshaw
Foiled Again (3.8)
Kahala Avenue, Kahala, Honolulu
home built in 1970 or 1971
photo in which the home can be seen (at left)
(This property is reportedly also seen in the Hawaii Five-O episodes The Waterfront Steal (8.11), & Number One with a Bullet, parts 1 & 2 (11.12 & 11.13). (thanks Sam)

fencing tournament - 3.8
Foiled Again (3.8)
Shriners Beach Club

3.8 - Magnum meets with Carol Baldwin (beta test version)
Prince Kuhio Federal Building
completed 1977
300 Ala Moana Boulevard
Kuhio’s advice still relevant today Honolulu Star-Bulletin article
aerial photo which includes the building
photo of the kinetic sculpture seen in the 1st screenshot, with the seating area in the 2nd screenshot seen in background.
And another photo of the sculpture showing movement.
The sculpture was made by kinetic sculptor artist George Rickey.
photo of the northeast side of the building
photo of the building during construction, 12.29.1975
The defunct Oceania floating restaurant and the Aloha Tower can be seen in the first screenshot.
definition of beta test

3.8 - Higgins in jail (establishing shot looking NE)
Prince Kuhio Federal Building
completed 1977
300 Ala Moana Boulevard
Kuhio’s advice still relevant today Honolulu Star-Bulletin article
aerial photo which includes the building and camera location
photo of the northeast side of the building
photo of the building during construction, 12.29.1975

"Walakana Suger" - 3.8
Historic Waialua Sugar Mill
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waialua_Sugar_Mill
(credit to Tralfaz)

3.9 Mr. White Death

3.9 - Phil Lewis, Tri-Island Insurance
Mr. White Death (3.9)
south east bungalow of the Hawaii Film Studio Production Bungalows
small present day exterior photo of the bungalow used in the show (on the right side of the photo)
small present day interior photo of one of the bungalows
Magnum Mania forum member Sam asked Rick Romer about this location, and here is his response:
"Yes, this is one of the bungalows, still there, still the same colors! I'm guessing it was the entrance to the prop office which was on the other side of the building I was in. Most of the offices had windows near the doors and the props office didn't."
the third photo in this Magnum P.I. Set Decorator blog post by Rick Romer shows the bungalow used in the show (on the right side of the photo)
I'm unsure if the interior scenes take place in the same bungalow where the exterior scenes were filmed. I'm thinking they were, but I could be wrong.
(location credit to Sam)

3.10 Mixed Doubles

3.10 - chasing attempted hit and run driver
Mixed Doubles (3.10)
Kapalaau Stream bridge & Farrington Highway (Route 930), community of Mokuleia
Maakaleha watershed .pdf (the orange line entering the ocean is this stream or ditch)
The polo field of the Hawaii Polo Club (2) is just NW of the placemark. Here's a few videos.

3.11 Almost Home

3.11 - USS Arizona Memorial

3.11 - driving to home of Aiko Tamura
Almost Home (3.11)
four roads meet here: Brokaw Street (SW), 6th Avenue (NW), 7th Avenue (N), and Alohea Avenue (SE)
page for the building the Brokaw Street dead ends into (screenshots one & two)
photo of a somewhat similar view taken from Hayden Street, six blocks to the south
(the camera pans WSW to NW)

3.11 - Aiko Tamura
Almost Home (3.11)
Kaimuki neighborhood of Honolulu
home built in either 1924 or 1934
Notice in the pictures below that when Bridget Archer is speaking next to the Ferrari the camera is looking south west towards Waikiki. If she was standing where the car was in the above pictures the camera would have been looking north east. For some reason the Ferrari was moved across the street for the shots of Bridget. (Maybe the background view, or the sun?) Also, it's sunny out when the camera is on Bridget, and overcast when on Magnum.

3.11 - "So what's a $60,000 car between friends? I mean they get lost all the time."
Almost Home (3.11)
Portlock, Hawaii Kai
corner of Lumahai Place & Lumahai Street
(You may notice that Rick & Magnum are watching the only exit street from this part of the neighborhood.
It doesn't at all matter in the show, but the actions by the taxi and Ferrari don't make sense in real life.)

3.11 - chasing stolen Ferrari
Hunakai Street, turning right onto Kilauea Avenue

3.11 - "There are about 19 or 20 guys all over 250 pounds, let's go in."
maintenance building for Kanoeohe Omega Transmitter
Haiku Valley
a recent photo showing the sad state of the building (also 3 following photos), from this fantastic site about the station

3.11 - Intra Pacific Imports
Royal Kuhio (timeshares/condominiums)
2240 Kuhio Avenue
Royal Kuhio .net
trip advisor
emporis tall buildings

3.12 Heal Thyself

3.12 - driving to Dr. Karen Harmon's residence (pov)
Heal Thyself (3.12)
the west side of Kapiolani Park is seen here
Kapiolani Park Preservation Society
Kapiolani Park Online

3.12 - Dr. Karen Harmon

3.12 - Castle Memorial Hospital
Heal Thyself (3.12)
Castle Medical Center
Note the past name of the facility - Castle Memorial Hospital. The name was changed to Castle Medical Center by the time Echoes of the Mind (5.1) was filmed.
(additions to the front of the hospital prevent exact placement of where Magnum parked)

3.12 - Dr. Phillip Harriman
Heal Thyself (3.12)
This home was torn down in 2000, and the land is now known as Kokee Beach Park.
However, I think it's correct to say that the building rights on this parcel belong to a private individual who tore down the original home, and plans to build a new private residence in the near future.
487 Portlock Road
home built in 1939, demolished in 2000
As far as I can tell, the building rights on this property belong to billionaire Katsumi Tada, one of the richest men in Japan. This Environmental Assessment (.pdf) dated 2006/2007 was prepared for a new residence to be built on this property. It includes a diagram of the former residence (used in the show), illustrating among other things, the house, pool area (and nearby steps seen in picture 7), driveway, and trees. See "Drainage Plan (Existing)" on page 21. (Page 21 is not labeled, but page before it, page 20, is.) The plan uses the word "existing" but in fact the land was cleared of the house etc. in late 2000. This February 2007 bulletin (.pdf) from the Office of Environmental Quality Control announces the proposed shoreline setback variance for the new home (page 4).
A November 18, 1955 letter (search for 487 Portlock) written by Linus Pauling, winner of the 1954 Chemistry, and 1962 Peace Nobel Prizes, to his son Linus Pauling Jr. who owned this house at the time. The next year Linus Pauling Jr. and family would move to Round Top Drive, overlooking Manoa Valley. Writing to his father about this Portlock Road home (second letter) in September of 1956, Linus Jr. says "We are no longer at Portlock, having left that big house behind with a sigh of relief. It was a beautiful location, but the small-community social atmosphere and the inefficient house were wearing."
For overlay images, be sure to check the three boxes (one at a time is best) below this placemark in the "Places" window at left.

3.12 - overlay #1 for "Dr. Phillip Harriman" (1988 aerial photo)

3.12 - overlay #2 for "Dr. Phillip Harriman"

3.12 - overlay #3 for "Dr. Phillip Harriman"

3.13 Of Sound Mind

3.13 - Simon MacLeish
Of Sound Mind (3.13)
The scene where Carlton shows Magnum around the home (16:02) appears to take place in the actual Walker home. Compare the 3rd, 4th, and 6th screenshots with this image of the home after renovation (from this page). In addition, the scene where Magnum falls down the stairs (around 28:49) also appears to be in the Walker home, as well as possibly the short hallway scene (35:04) where Magnum in the suit of armor is following MacLeish.

3.15 Basket Case

3.15 - looking for Willie at the "Kualao Hotel"
Basket Case (3.15)
Plaza Hawaii Kai condos
6770 Hawaii Kai Drive (the address number shown in the first photo is correct)
emporis building page
photo of where Magnum parked (notice the growth of the tree in the island) - (from this page)

3.15 - driving Willie home
Basket Case (3.15)
corner of Leahi Avenue and Pualei Circle
Magnum and Willie are seen passing the apartment building that she later indicates is her home. I thought of three possible reasons for the director doing this:
1. an oversight
2. viewed as unimportant (people wouldn't notice)
3. or it could have been to show that Willie is making things up as she goes along - but this doesn't quite make sense as Willie's speech is uninterrupted from the time of passing the apartments to saying "It's up here on the right"

3.15 - fictional home of Theresa "Willie" Henderson
Basket Case (3.15)
The Gregg Apartments, (2)
3006 Pualei Circle
neighborhood of Diamond Head

3.15 - foster home of Theresa "Willie" Henderson
Kilauea Avenue
neighborhood of Kaimuki

3.15 - "That's all I got. Books and basketball."
Fort Ruger - Diamond Head, (2)

3.16 Birdman of Budapest

3.16 - Magnum driving west
Birdman of Budapest (3.16)
Diamond Head Road
(the placemark pinpoints where the Ferrari is at far right in the photo)

3.16 - Dragon Bar
Birdman of Budapest (3.16)
Oceania Floating Restaurant
Pier 6, Honolulu Harbor
Links unique to this placemark:
In the first and last screenshots, the Honolulu Power Plant is seen (formerly known as the Leslie A. Hicks Power Plant), built in 1954.
Power plant move explored - Honolulu Advertiser, November 14, 2004
history of Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc. - (search for the paragraph with the words "Honolulu waterfront")
Oil-fired Steam-Electric Plants in Hawaii - (upper left photo and text)
In the first Honolulu Advertiser article linked below, it says: "[In 1981] ... Hiram Fong bought a 1,200-ton, $3.6 million four-tiered barge that had come from Hong Kong. He opened The Oceania, a Chinese-style floating restaurant on Honolulu's waterfront but it eventually went bankrupt." This is confusing in part, because based on evidence from historic photos and one episode of Magnum P.I., the vessel appeared in this location (seemingly in it's finished state) sometime between 1968 and 1973 (first seen in the "1973 aerial photo" link below), and went away sometime between 1987 and 1993 (last seen in the 1987 Magnum P.I. episode Pleasure Principle). Also, the name Oceania is seen in a photo dated to 1976 (1976 photo "three" link below), and another photo dated to 1980 ("1980 photo" link below).
Two Honolulu Advertiser articles about Hiram Fong, who owned the restaurant from 1981 until it's closing:
Political pioneer led Hawai'i into statehood - August 19, 2004
Many bid aloha to Hiram Fong - August 27, 2004
photos taken in December of 1976: one, two, three
a 1980 photo
1973 aerial photo showing the restaurant (near top center - from this page)
classic postcard
Obituaries of three entertainers who performed at the restaurant:
Alan Naluai of The Surfers dead at 62 - Honolulu Advertiser, March 14, 2001
Dick Jensen dead at 64 - Honolulu Advertiser, June 22, 2006
Patrick 'Pat' Sylva, pioneering local musician, dies at 69 - Honolulu Advertiser, December 6, 2008
Honolulu Harbor links:
wikipedia
Hawaii Web
World Port Source
Don't forget to check the box for the image overlay directly below this placemark in the Places window.
a forum thread about the ramp seen in the overlay

3.16 - overlay for Dragon Bar (1982 aerial photo)

3.18 Forty Years From Sand Island

3.18 - Higgins driving Ferrari before crash (1)
Forty Years From Sand Island (3.18)
(going uphill)

3.18 - Higgins in Ferrari with no brakes (2)
Forty Years From Sand Island (3.18)
(not exactly sure where he crashes)

3.18 - Nakamura
Forty Years From Sand Island (3.18)
4405 Kilauea Avenue
The tall building in the background is part of the Kahala Mall

3.18 - Saichi Goto (boat home)
(mooring dock layout has changed)
Kewalo Basin

Higgins rolls down a hill in his wheelchair!
"Canyon Hospital"
Hawaii Pacific University - Windward (Hawaii Loa) Campus
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii_Pacific_University
building is "Amos Starr & Juliette Montague Cooke Memorial Academic Ctr."
http://www.hpu.edu/index.cfm?section=windward449

3.18 - "Hanaloa Country Club" Fred Sorenson shot
Pali Golf Course
http://www.co.honolulu.hi.us/des/golf/pali.htm

3.19 Legacy From a Friend

3.19 - Margaret Chase (check overlay box)
Legacy From a Friend (3.19)
home built sometime before 1967, demolished in 1991
The structure in the distance behind Magnum in the 3rd screenshot appears to be the Waialae Beach Park King Kamehameha Club "Beach Bar" set, in it's normal state. Here's a recent photo from approximately the same perspective, and another from a different angle.
The very left side of this photo shows what was once the backyard, and is now built over with a new home (actually two homes).
a tiny bit of Waialae Country Club is seen in the 4th screenshot
(be sure to check the box in the google earth Places window to view the 1975 aerial photo that shows this house)

3.19 - overlay for Margaret Chase home (1975 aerial photo)

3.19 - Magnum speaks with Margaret Chase
Legacy From a Friend (3.19)
The home on this property (and likely the pool as well) was demolished in 2000, and the land is now known as Kokee Beach Park.
However, I think it's correct to say that the building rights on this parcel belong to a private individual who tore down the original home, and plans to build a new private residence in the near future.
487 Portlock Road
home built in 1939, demolished in 2000
As far as I can tell, the building rights on this property belong to billionaire Katsumi Tada, one of the richest men in Japan. This Environmental Assessment (.pdf) dated 2006/2007 was prepared for a new residence to be built on this property. It includes a diagram of the former residence (not seen in this episode, except possibly in the third screenshot), illustrating among other things, the house, pool area, driveway, and trees. See "Drainage Plan (Existing)" on page 21. (Page 21 is not labeled, but page before it, page 20, is.) The plan uses the word "existing" but in fact the land was cleared of the house etc. in late 2000. This February 2007 bulletin (.pdf) from the Office of Environmental Quality Control announces the proposed shoreline setback variance for the new home (page 4).
A November 18, 1955 letter (search for 487 Portlock) written by Linus Pauling, winner of the 1954 Chemistry, and 1962 Peace Nobel Prizes, to his son Linus Pauling Jr. who owned this house at the time. The next year Linus Pauling Jr. and family would move to Round Top Drive, overlooking Manoa Valley. Writing to his father about this Portlock Road home (second letter) in September of 1956, Linus Jr. says "We are no longer at Portlock, having left that big house behind with a sigh of relief. It was a beautiful location, but the small-community social atmosphere and the inefficient house were wearing."
For overlay images, be sure to check the three boxes (one at a time is best) below this placemark in the "Places" window at left.

3.12 - overlay #1 for "Magnum speaks with Margaret Chase" (1988 aerial photo)

3.12 - overlay #2 for "Magnum speaks with Margaret Chase"

3.12 - overlay #3 for "Magnum speaks with Margaret Chase"

3.21 ... By Its Cover

3.21 - vantage point watching meet up for drug deal
...By Its Cover (3.21)
Waikiki Beach Hotel
2570 Kalakaua Ave.
http://www.wizardpub.com/oahu/orwaikikibeachhotel.html

3.21 - drug dealer's condo building
...By Its Cover (3.21)

3.23 Faith and Begorrah

3.23 - Dunguaire Castle (establishing shot)
Faith and Begorrah (3.23)
Dunguaire Castle
built in 1520
Shannon Heritage
Gardens Ireland
Dunguaire Castle's Medieval Banquet, Rick Steves .com
google image search, high quality photos

3.23 - "The Crozier of St Patrick" church
Faith and Begorrah (3.23)
Catholic church in Northern Ireland
Kaaawa Valley

3.23 - air shot of jetliner
Faith and Begorrah (3.23)

3.23 - Higgins meets with half brother Father Paddy McGuiness
"Low Surf Hotel"
Hotel Renew

3.23 - Makapuu Lighthouse area
http://www.lighthousefriends.com/light.asp?ID=141

4.1 Home From the Sea

4.1 - brief shot of Hanauma Bay (perspective view)
Home From the Sea (4.1)

4.1 - Higgins & Agatha walking with polo horse
Home From the Sea (4.1)

4.1 - TC driving his baseball team
Home From the Sea (4.1)
(I believe this is the correct place.)

4.1 - TC's baseball team watches a pro game
(Outside of stadium seen but inside shots taken someplace else I think.)

4.1 - Polo field
(if this isn't the place it's very close)

4.1 - 4th of July, 1951, the day Lieutenant Thomas Magnum Senior came home from the sea
(Likely supposed to take place somewhere near Norfolk Naval Base, Virginia where Magnum grew up.)

4.3 Smaller Than Life

4.3 - William Skuler
Smaller Than Life (4.3)
2:40, 35:56 and continuing

4.3 - Kualao Hotel
Smaller Than Life (4.3)
The address of the door to the "hotel" (2nd photo, far right) is 3632 Waialae Avenue and seems to lead to a few small businesses.
The building is currently owned by Goodwill Industries of Hawaii, Inc. (3638 Waialae Avenue), but at the time of filming it was likely a Sears store. However, the 3632 door may have had a separate use then, and it seems to now as well.
I think the interior was likely at this location as presented in the show. I'm guessing the room in photos 5 & 6 was here too, but I may be wrong.
At left in photos 1 & 2 is the former Rattan Art Gallery. It was also seen in the 1st photo of the placemark "6.11 - Koho Bar" (130 yards to the south).
google street view of the "hotel" doorway (pan left to compare to photo 2 above)

4.3 - Henderson-Aames Insurance Building
American Savings Bank, (then and now), neighborhood of Kaimuki
1139 12th Avenue
google street view from the same perspective of the viewer
google street view from the opposite direction

4.5 Limited Engagement

4.5 - Magnum working at DAY-N-DARK convenience store
Limited Engagement (4.5)
"Pickled Egg please."

4.5 - Ronnie's Speed Shop
Limited Engagement (4.5)
The three block area has since been redeveloped, but I was able to read the street sign. Also the large building two blocks to the south which is seen in the show still exists.

4.6 Letter to a Duchess

4.6 - Castle (intended to be in the English Midlands)
Letter to a Duchess (4.6)
Château de Roquetaillade, dating from the 12th to the 14th century
Mazères, Gironde, France (500 miles from the English Midlands)
official website
(check "3D Buildings" in the "Layers" window pane to see a three dimensional depiction of the castle)

4.7 Squeeze Play

4.7 - Softball field
Squeeze Play (4.7)
26:34 (and throughout episode)

4.7 - Softball field (pov)
Squeeze Play (4.7)

4.9 The Look

4.9 - Honolulu overlook (pov)
The Look (4.9)
Puu Ualakaa State Wayside Park, aka Tantalus Lookout
photos panning left to right: one, two, three, four, five
(I believe this is the precise location. If not, it's very close.)

4.9 - sunrise over Kaneohe Bay (perspective view)
The Look (4.9)
Makani Kai Marina - Kaneohe Bay

4.9 - Magnum driving SW in King Kamehameha Club Jeep Wagoneer listening to radio

4.9 - "KTDE Radio"
The Look (4.9)
Kamehame Ridge
Former Nike missile "administrative" installation up to the mid 1960s, and later a Witness Protection Program safe house.
Now home to Winners' Camp for teens.
Honolulu Star-Bulletin article with photo.
07.2001 Small Business Hawaii article
12.14.2005 Midweek article
02.19.2006 Hawaii Reporter article
Building Winners' Camp photos

4.9 - Holly Hudson on the edge
Kamehame Ridge
The wooden structure here is a launch pad for hang gliders (seen below). The railings seem to have been purpose built for this episode.
overview photo of the ridge (launch pad is now green)
hang glider launching photo
Hawaiian Hang Gliding Association website
photo taken from further west

4.10 Operation: Silent Night

4.10 - launching Higgins' doomed boat (perspective view)
Operation: Silent Night (4.10)
northern Waialua Bay, between Haleiwa Beach Park and Puaena Point
photo #1
photo #2
The abandoned Haleiwa Airfield to the NE was "the only airfield from which American fighters were able to launch to mount a defense against the Pearl Harbor Attack in 1941."

4.10 - stranded on beach (Higgins & TC talking)
Operation: Silent Night (4.10)
Puaena Point, Waialua Bay
history of the abandoned airfield to the NE

4.11 Jororo Farewell

4.11 - little league baseball game "in Jororo Islands"
Jororo Farewell (4.11)
Lanakila District Park serves as the "Jororo Islands" location for the "Jororo vs. Taiwan" baseball game.

4.11 - young Danny Linn being chased
Jororo Farewell (4.11)
location approximate but is on Sing Loy Lane (1450)

4.11 - little league baseball game
Jororo Farewell (4.11)
Kuliouou Beach Park (2)

"Mokihana Hotel"
Esplanade condominium complex
Oahu Real Estate
rip off report .com
Koko Crater is seen in the background of the first screenshot
wiki page for (Koko Head and) Koko Crater
(Magnum refers to this location as being "downtown". In reality it's over 10 miles (as the crow flies) from downtown Honolulu.)

4.14 Rembrandt's Girl

4.14 - trapped in "First Anglo Hawaiian Bank"
Rembrandt's Girl (4.14)
﻿Mission Memorial Building
558 South King Street
Honolulu Star-Bulletin article
full-screen virtual reality
﻿Also seen in The People vs. Orville Wright (7.21, 2:01)

4.15 Paradise Blues

church in Paradise Blues (4.15)
Paradise Blues (4.15)
Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathedral_of_Our_Lady_of_Peace
http://www.vthawaii.com/OAHU/Register/Nregister.html
(credit to Tuan Vu)

4.18 Holmes Is Where the Heart Is

4.18 - RIP Sir Alec Ramsey, knighted veteran of Her Majesty's Service
Holmes Is Where the Heart Is (4.18)
Oahu Cemetery - founded 1844, "Hawaii's most historic graveyard"
2162 Nuuanu Avenue
Honolulu’s Cemeteries (search for Oahu Cemetery)
This flickr photoset has a number of photos that show this area:
This large gravestone structure is seen in the 1st & 4th screenshots.
In the photo above, the Celtic Cross behind the bushes is also seen in the 2nd & 4th screenshots. There's three close-up shots in the flicker set: 1, 2, 3.
And this photo shows the two large trees seen in the 1st, 3rd, & 6th screenshots. Sir Alec's grave is either out of the frame or behind the bush in the upper left.

4.18 - Sir Alec Ramsey
Holmes Is Where the Heart Is (4.18)

4.18 - Hoon Ching
(home built in 1935)

4.18 - Opium den ("the tawdriest part of town")
This section of the alley, along with the buildings on the left and right, ceased to exist when the building seen in google's aerial photo was built, likely in 1988 or 89. The section of the alley where the car is in the first photo is still there, and continues to the right to Marin Street. For that section of the alley, see placemark 5.3 - "My name's Jim Bonick." 50 yards SW of here.
Below this placemark, in the "Places" list on the left of the Google Earth window, double-click the name "4.18 - overlay for "Opium den"..., then check the box next to it for a low quality 1968 aerial photo which shows the former buildings. (Sorry about the poor image quality.)
Opium den at wikipedia

4.18 - overlay for "Opium den ("the tawdriest part of town")" (1982 aerial photo)

4.18 - Acupuncture
Smith Street
Google street view link
Acupuncture at wikipedia

4.19 On Face Value

4.19 - "... a fencing operation in a warehouse on Kaliawa..."
On Face Value (4.19)
Ameron Hawaii
off Interstate H-3
I believe this is Kapa`a Valley. The quarry to the south west is the source of most of the construction aggregate used on Oahu.

4.19 - office of Carol Baldwin
On Face Value (4.19)
Kamehameha Statue
in front of Ali'iolani Hale
presently home to the Hawaii State Supreme Court
417 South King Street
Built: 1874
National Register of Historic Places: 1972
Honolulu Star Bulletin article
quicktime VR
The Library of Congress, with great images and more

4.19 - Emily Jackson
On Face Value (4.19)
Ocean View Drive, neighborhood of Kaimuki
in 2004 the old home was demolished and a new one built in it's place

4.20 Dream A Little Dream

4.20 - chase scene on beach (location approximate)
Dream A Little Dream (4.20)
Bellows Beach Park
http://www.vthawaii.com/OAHU/QTVR/Bellows.htm

5.1 & 5.2 Echoes of the Mind

5.1 & 5.2 - Diane & Diedre Dupres (sharon stone)
Echoes of the Mind (5.1)
Echoes of the Mind (5.2)
The Spalding House, main building of The Contemporary Museum Honolulu
2411 Makiki Heights Drive
designed by architect Hart Wood
Library of Congress page with high quality B&W photos
Mason Architects history and photo (the 2nd photo, not the 1st)
36 Hours in Honolulu The New York Times article
cheap places to eat in Oahu Hawaii blog

5.1 - Castle Medical Center
Echoes of the Mind (5.1)
Castle Medical Center

5.2 Echoes of the Mind (2)

5.2 - Agatha Chumley
Echoes of the Mind (2) (5.2)
built in 1933 or 1937
Niolopua Drive
1929 aerial photo of the Nuuanu Valley, showing Agatha's street (and others) laid out, but without houses, from this page

5.3 Mac's Back

5.3 - "My name's Jim Bonick."
Mac's Back (5.3)
Marin Street
The alley seen in photos 3, 6, 8, and 9 still exists, although the building on the left side was demolished (likely in 1988 or 89) and a new building built in it's place. This new building made the alley a dead end, but at the time of this episode it continued to the left. That section is seen in the episode Holmes Is Where the Heart Is (4.18), as the entrance to the opium den - see placemark 4.18 - Opium den ("the tawdriest part of town").
Seen behind Magnum in the 7th photo is a building which was demolished in 1997. The land is now a parking lot (west of placemark).
Below this placemark, in the "Places" list on the left of the Google Earth window, double-click the name "5.3 - overlay for "My name's Jim Bonick"..., then check the box next to it for a low quality 1968 aerial photo which shows the former buildings. (Sorry about the poor image quality.)
Marin Street was used in the tv show Lost, as well as the 1974 Hawaii Five-O season seven episode A Gun for McGarrett, seen in the screenshot below.

5.3 - overlay for "My name's Jim Bonick" (1982 aerial photo)

5.3 - Magnum spots Mac
Mac's Back (5.3)
C. Brewer Building
built 1929
827 Fort Street Mall
American Land Company page
a blog post about the building
photo which includes the balcony
C. Brewer & Co. was one of the Big Five group of Territory of Hawaii sugarcane corporations founded in the 1800s, which grew to hold vast political and economic power in the islands. C. Brewer & Co. was the oldest of these, being founded in Massachusetts in 1826, originally trading sandalwood with China, then supplying whaling ships, and later turning to Hawaiian sugarcane in 1863. Shareholders voted to liquidate the company in 2001, including 70,000 acres of land in the state of Hawaii.
Honolulu Star Bulletin article about the Big Five, including C. Brewer & Co.
C. Brewer to sell all its assets - Honolulu Star Bulletin, 5.12.2001
The view from the balcony:
See also the placemark 7.9 - outside "PacIsle Industries" across the street to the west for two views of the C. Brewer Building from that location.

5.7 Blind Justice

5.7 - Ann Carrington (check overlay box)
Blind Justice (5.7)
home built sometime before 1967, demolished in 1991
The very left side of this photo shows what was once the backyard, and is now built over with a new home (actually two homes).
A tiny bit of Waialae Country Club is seen in the background of the last screenshot.
(be sure to check the box in the google earth Places window to view the 1975 aerial photo that shows this house)

5.7 - overlay for Ann Carrington home (1975 aerial photo)

5.7 - Magnum's new car lets him down in the short run
Blind Justice (5.7)
Hunakai Street & Kilauea Avenue

5.7 - testifying in court
Blind Justice (5.7)
Ali'iolani Hale, the oldest government building in Hawaii
home to the Hawaii State Supreme Court and the Judiciary History Center
417 South King Street
Built: 1874
National Register of Historic Places: 1972
The Library of Congress, with great images and more
Ali'iolani Hale page at hawaii web .com
Judiciary History Center page at hawaii web .com
Honolulu Star Bulletin article
quicktime VR
The Kamehameha Statue is just barely seen in the last screenshot.
The courtroom scene does seem to take place in the Hawaii State Supreme Court courtroom (photo here).

5.8 Murder 101

5.8 - Magnum speaks with Mr. Gaylord
Hawaii Hall built in 1912, first permanent building of UH at Manoa

5.8 - driving to The Pipeline Bar
Mokulua Drive, Kailua
google street view - same approximate perspective of first screen shot
google street view - same approximate perspective of second screen shot
In the second street view link, if you spin the view 180 degrees, the Magnum P.I. camera appears to have been set up (an estimated) 15 feet behind the "15 MPH" sign. The sign is seen at left in the second screen shot, just behind Magnum in the front seat.
In the background is a parking lot for Kailua Beach Park, (2), (3)
video of flooding 60 yards southwest of placemark, on Kaneapu Place (showing the street and parking lot in the background of the first screen shot)
The van is driving the wrong way to get to "The Pipeline Bar" (placemark .3 miles west). And the only way out of this area (besides the private road east of the country club) is across the bridge just NW of "The Pipeline Bar".

5.8 - The Pipeline Bar
Buzz's Original Steakhouse, since 1962
midweek.com article
Raymond "Buzz" Schneider passed away in 2006, at the age of 78
Epic Painting LLC
I'm guessing that the interior scenes were shot here as well (with the exception of the restroom which was probably a set). I could be wrong.

5.8 - driving to the Halona Motel
Mokulua Drive, Kailua (100 yards SW of the entrance to Lanikai)
The close island at left is known locally as Flat Island
google street view - same approximate perspective of the screen shot
In street view, if you spin the view to look to the southeast, the Magnum P.I. camera appears to have been set up (an estimated) 15 feet behind the "15 MPH" sign.
(The van is driving in the correct direction to get to the "Halona Motel" (1.6 miles west), but since they were coming from "The Pipeline Bar" (.34 miles west) they wouldn't have been on this stretch of road.)

5.8 - Halona Motel, Theodore Allen Hazlett, room 109
Paolani Apartments
25 Kainehe Street, Kailua

5.8 - Huiia Savings and Loan
Bank of Hawaii - Kailua branch
636 Kailua Road
In the second photo Magnum and Darcy are parked north of the placemark on the southeast side of Kuulei Road, underneath the tree.
Bank Vice President: "Yes sir. You'd like to get into your safety deposit box?"
Surfer Dude Danny: "Well, yeah. Uh, well, I don't know. Yeah, I guess."
Bank Vice President: "You do have a box here?"
Surfer Dude Danny: "Well, sure. It's just that... Whoa, bummer. I brought my AT&T stock. It was my Standard Oil I wanted to stash in the freezer. See ya."

5.8 - Grider Financial Services
629A Kailua Road, Kailua
(This building may have been demolished in 2009.)

5.18 Let Me Hear the Music

5.18 - Tree from "Let Me Hear the Music"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Koolau_Range_03.JPG

5.18 - meeting with Laurie Crane
Let Me Hear the Music (5.18)
McCoy Pavilion, Ala Moana Beach Park
1201 Ala Moana Boulevard
The Power of One Honolulu Magazine, August 2007 (with photo)
Benefit fest to aid Ala Moana Park projects Star Bulletin, January 31, 2007 (with photo)
7th Annual Hawaii Salsathon page
McCoy Pavilion photo
photo of where Magnum and Laurie Crane were sitting
photo from nearly the same perspective as the 3rd screenshot
artistic photo
1350 Ala Moana, the building visible in the 3rd screenshot

5.19 Ms. Jones

5.19 - Ms. Jones heading home
Ms. Jones (5.19)
turning from Kolohala Street onto Ulili Street, Kahala
(Ms. Jones may have had her mind on "very sexy data" because in real life she's driving away from her home.)

5.19 - Ms. Jones
Ms. Jones (5.19)
Aukai Avenue, Kahala, Honolulu
This home was likely built between 1931 and 1933, and was demolished in January of 1988
The current home was completed in September of 1989
google street view of the street seen in the first screenshot
(be sure to check the box below this placemark in the google earth Places window to view a 1967 aerial photo that shows this house)

5.19 - overlay for Ms. Jones home (1967 aerial photo)

5.19 - Hall of Records
Ms. Jones (5.19)
Laniākea YWCA Building
1040 Richards Street
vthawaii.com full screen virtual reality
Honolulu Advertiser article
photograph
This building was also used in the TV show Lost

5.19 - staking out little Allison's kidnapper
New Town and Country Stables
41-1800 Kalanianaole Highway, Waimanalo
Rodeo! Hawaiian Style article on the 4th of July, 2002 rodeo at the stables

5.19 - Galletin International
Honolulu Municipal Building - name changed in 2006 to the Frank Fasi Municipal Building
Emporis Tall Buildings page for the building
The Fasi Legacy - StarBulletin.com, July 28, 2006
'Hizzoner' was one of a kind - StarBulletin.com, February 5, 2010
'Aloha, mayor - HonoluluAdvertiser.com, February 5, 2010
Adveriser special report: Aloha, Mayor Fasi - HonoluluAdvertiser.com, May 14, 2010
Honolulu Star-Advertiser photo of Tom Selleck and Frank Fasi, taken April 7th, 1988
video of a Thunderbolt siren on top of the building (warning, this could be loud)

5.19 - Galletin International computer room
JAIMS (Japan-America Institute of Management Science), founded in 1972 by Fujitsu Limited
Hahaione Valley, Hawaii Kai
6660 Hawaii Kai Drive
Interestingly, after this scene in the computer room which was inside this building in real life, the show cuts to the stock footage of the front the "Naval Intelligence Headquarters" building, which is also this building. The next scene in Buck Greene's office is supposed to be in this building but was likely a set.

5.20 The Man From Marseilles

5.20 - Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, Carol Baldwin, 301
The Man From Marseilles (5.20)
Ali'iolani Hale, presently home to the Hawaii State Supreme Court
Built: 1874
National Register of Historic Places: 1972
The Library of Congress, with great images and more
Kamehameha Statue
Honolulu Star Bulletin article
quicktime VR

5.21 Torah, Torah, Torah

5.21 - Magnum and Rabbi Asher Solomon driving
Torah, Torah, Torah (5.21)

5.21 - Abraham Pressman R.I.P.
Torah, Torah, Torah (5.21)
Valley of the Temples memorial park
wikipedia page
It appears that the graves shown were created and put in place for this scene.

5.22 A Pretty Good Dancing Chicken

5.22 - Anigrams: Any Animal, Any Message, Any Occasion
A Pretty Good Dancing Chicken (5.22)
google street view shows four businesses through the door Magnum used
1144 Koko Head Avenue, neighborhood of Kaimuki
building built in 1959 or 1960
The red sign in the middle of photo one is for the former Club Esquire strip club. (Situated across the street from an elementary school!)

5.22 - "Oahu Prison Farm"
A Pretty Good Dancing Chicken (5.22)
Former Communications Building, Bellows Transmitter Facility, Bellows Air Force Station
The building was likely built between 1956 & 1958.
It appears antenna from the facility can be seen in the second, and last two screenshots. Although the building remains, the communications facility was dismantled in 1994.
Hawaiian Aviation History Bellows Field page (see "The Post-War Bellows")
Hawaii Aviation Preservation Society Bellows Field page with great quality photos
Hawaii Aviation with more great photos
Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields "Bellows Field / Bellows Air Force Station" page
Global Security .org Bellows Air Force Station page
photo of the building and surrounding area, and another, zoomed in
a great .pdf file with timeline and maps of the property
I think it's interesting to note that there was a Japanese cemetery located in the middle of the property prior to and during WWII. (On the other side of the building, not 200 yards from where these scenes were filmed - shown on the map in the .pdf file above.) It appears the borders of the cemetery are still visible to this day.
The Japanese attacking and bringing the United States into the war brought about a major build up of the property (then known as Bellows Field) and likely stopped use of the cemetery, if it was still being used at the time. (That last part is conjecture.) In any event, I think it's a small illustration of how the Hawaiian, American, and Japanese people and cultures were intertwined in peacetime, and in wartime.
In addition, Ensign Kazuo Sakamaki (2) of the Imperial Japanese Navy - the first Japanese World War II POW (also the first POW captured by American forces) - was caught when his midget submarine grounded on the reef near Bellows Field on December 8, 1941. The two servicemen to capture Sakamaki were Lt. Paul S. Plybon, and Hawaiian soldier David Akui. (photo of memorial plaque on this page)

5.22 - "Oahu Prison Farm" (pov)
A Pretty Good Dancing Chicken (5.22)

5.22 - Never on Sunday lingerie
1139 Nuuanu Avenue
Much more info about this location is on the Magnum P.I. Set Decorator blog - 1st post, 2nd post, 3rd post)
Mark's Garage (east of placemark) is seen in the 1st, 2nd, & 4th screenshots
The store is named after the 1960 Greek movie Never on Sunday

6.1 - Robin's Keep
Leeds Castle
wikipedia page
castles .org with many photos
destination 360 .com
(credit to magnum-mania.com)

6.1 - shot of Royal Albert Hall
Royal Albert Hall

6.1 - Magnum walking
Crimean War Memorial at right
Duke of York Column at left

6.1 - hotel
The Columbia Hotel
95-99 Lancaster Gate, W2 3NS London, England
"the hotel register" info
trip advisor page (with handful of photos)
LondonNet.co.uk
page concerning The Columbia Hotel

6.1 - "Carlsboro Hotel"
London Guards Hotel
36 Lancaster Gate, London, England
venere.com hotel info
trip advisor .com

6.1 - "Carlsboro Hotel" room scenes
The Commodore Hotel
50 Lancaster Gate, Hyde Park, London W2 3NA
(I believe this particular room is part of the Commodore, but couldn't confirm with 100% certainty)
trip advisor page (with handful of photos)
LondonNet.co.uk
hotels.com
photo, you can see the room used is on the fifth floor, and the window Magnum sat at is the forth to the right of the corner of the building

6.1 - boyhood home of Jonathan Quayle Higgins III
Hall Barn (House), (Hall Barn Estate)
built after 1651, possibly 1675
south of the town of Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire county, England
History of Beaconsfield with information about Hall Barn (search for "Hall Barn")
Heritage Gateway .org Hall Barn listed building page
1900 photo (front of house)
1878 photo (back of house, and pond)
1900 photo showing the staff at Hall Barn
1946 photo 1 (Bucks Girl Guides county rally)
1946 photo 2
1946 photo 3
1985 photo of gate at rear of property (not seen in show), far SW of house, Green Common Lane
maps.live.com bird's eye view of Hall Barn
excerpt from garden book "The Genious of the Place" where Lord Perceval, 1st Earl of Egmont writes of his visit to Hall Barn in August of 1724
more results from Google Book Search concerning Hall Barn
list of other TV and film productions in which Hall Barn appears
(thanks to buildings fan for his help on this location)

6.1 - entrance gates to the boyhood home of Jonathan Quayle Higgins III
Hall Barn Estate entrance gates
possibly dating to 1675
south of the town of Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire county, England
part of the gates are seen in this photo
The show presents this location as being quite close to Hall Barn House (as evidenced in the second screenshot), but in reality the entrance gates are almost a half mile's drive away from the house. The second screenshot is actually at the house, not the gates. Higgins would also have to pass over eight lanes of the M40 motorway.

6.2 - eating and having a chat in Covent Garden Market
Covent Garden Market
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Covent_Garden
(credit to golfmobile)

6.2 - driving past Sir Winston Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill statue, Parliament Square
Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs is at right below the closest tower
Her Majesty's Treasury is below the far tower

6.3 Old Acquaintance

6.3 - training dolphins
Old Acquaintance (6.3)
Sea Life Park
aerial photo (and website of photo)

6.3 - hotel of Goldie Morris, and also Mr. Wanda
Old Acquaintance (6.3)
Embassy Suites Waikiki Beach Walk

6.3 - Magnum delivers letter of introduction to President Kole
Old Acquaintance (6.3)

6.3 - Ipo the dolphin refuses to eat limp fish
Sea Life Park
aerial photo (and website of photo)

6.3 - Magnum and Goldie leave Sea Life Park

6.3 - driving from hotel to rendezvous

6.3 - Magnum & Goldie meet dolphin nappers Smith & Jones

6.3 - Rodney Radcliff's garage
garage of Paki Hale, part of Kapiolani Park (2)
(formerly the Winstedt house & now a community center)
3840 Paki Avenue
TC tells Magnum that Rodney Radcliff "has a little shop at the end of Nahele Road, on the North Shore." (There is a Nahele Road on Maui, but not Oahu.)

6.3 - TC & Magnum park Island Hoppers van, meet Makini

6.3 - yacht of President Kole

6.3 - Magnum, Goldie, Higgins and Makini watch the dolphins

6.4 The Kona Winds

6.4 - Sam & Lauren Henderson
The Kona Winds (6.4)
Property owned by Japanese billionaire real estate invester Gensiro Kawamoto, the largest property owner in Kahala.
Articles concerning Kawamoto and his perplexing Kahala real estate actions or lack thereof:
Hawaii Business (3.1.1990) The continuing saga of Gensiro Kawamoto
Japan Forum post (3rd down)
Honolulu Advertiser (8.22.2004) Absentee owner's houses in disrepair
Honolulu Star Bulletin (12.9.2004) Kawamoto to evict tenantsfrom 27 isle units a month after holidays
Honolulu Star Bulletin (10.11.2006) Kawamoto: Outrageous or sincere?
Midweek (10.18.2006) What’s Really Up With Kawamoto?
$150 rent in Kahala a 'gift' for Hawaiians, Honolulu Advertiser, 11.22.2006
A Piece Of Advice For Kawamoto, MidWeek, 2.21.2007
Kawamoto set to rent out first Kahala homes, Honolulu Advertiser, 3.20.2007
Welcome to Kahala, Honolulu Advertiser, 3.23.2007
Rock pools in Kahala for kanaka, Honolulu Advertiser, 3.25.2007
Billionaire '98% sure' which Hawaiians to get mansions, Honolulu Advertiser, 5.18.2007
Movin’ on Up (To Kahala), Honolulu Magazine, 8.2007
Tycoon's Kahala 'Mission' a neighborhood eyesore, Honolulu Advertiser, 1.20.2008
Kawamoto's vision: An eyesore in Kahala, Honolulu Advertiser, 1.23.2008
Japanese billionaire's Kahala homes decried, Honolulu Advertiser, 10.1.2008
Japan's Hawaii consulate asked to intervene in Kahala dispute, Honolulu Advertiser, 10.2.2008
Japanese consulate will stay out of Kahala dispute, Honolulu Advertiser, 10.3.2008
Kawamoto selling Kahala houses, Star Bulletin, 5.14.2010

6.5 The Hotel Dick

6.5 - Magnum makes the leap chasing a thief
The Hotel Dick (6.5)
Kuhio Ebbtide Hotel 2462 Kuhio Avenue (NW building) (2)
or
Kuhio Ebbtide Apartments 2470 Kuhio Avenue (SE building)

6.5 - establishing shot
The Hotel Dick (6.5)
Marriott Waikiki Beach Resort Kealohilani Tower

6.5 - burgler climbing down side into room
The Hotel Dick (6.5)
Marriott Waikiki Beach Resort Paoakalani Tower

6.5 - burgler chase scene area
3.15
Marriott Waikiki Beach Resort Kealohilani Tower

6.5 - Higgins walking past pool
Marriott Waikiki Beach Resort Kealohilani Tower

6.5 - Magnum standing with manager

6.6 Round and Around

6.6 - playing basketball
Round and Around (6.6)
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Kapaolono Community Park
701 11th Avenue

6.6 - "Alohea Market"
Round and Around (6.6)
Fort Ruger Market
reviews of Fort Ruger Market
more reviews
Pacific Business News article

6.6 - The Pennington's, Ron Sr., Sheila, & Ronnie Jr.

6.6 - gravesite of Ron Pennington Sr.
Round and Around (6.6)
Diamond Head Memorial Park (aka Cemetery)
529 18th Avenue
panorama photo of the cemetery (Ron Pennington Sr.'s grave is behind the viewer and not seen)

6.6 - Paradise Pedicab Co.
McCoy Pavilion, Ala Moana Beach Park
The Power of One Honolulu Magazine, August 2007
Benefit fest to aid Ala Moana Park projects Star Bulletin, January 31, 2007

6.6 - Sammy Garns gets away
outside McCoy Pavilion, in Ala Moana Beach Park
The Power of One Honolulu Magazine, August 2007
Benefit fest to aid Ala Moana Park projects Star Bulletin, January 31, 2007

6.6 - camera panning from N to SW

6.7 Going Home

6.7 - boyhood home of Thomas Sullivan Magnum IV
Going Home (6.7)
Terrace Drive, neighborhood of College Hills, Manoa Valley
In the show, Thomas Magnum's boyhood home was located near Norfolk Naval Base, Virginia.
Camera Adventures with Magnum, P.I. - American Cinematographer, October 1988
The following passage appears on the final page:
Perhaps one of the very best episodes was called "Going Home," directed by Harry Harris. In it Magnum goes back to Virginia for the funeral of his grandfather. One of Flinn's best illusions was creating Virginia in Hawaii. "There were only a few second-unit shots of driving down the streets of the town that were actually in Virginia. We found a colonial style house in Hawaii that didn't have a palm tree in the front yard, which was tough. It came in very handy to have a greensman who knew which plants were Hawaiian and which plants were Virginian."
Magnum P.I. Set Decorator blog post about a set possibly built for, but not used in this episode. "The actual house was a large, old home in Manoa Valley and, in spite of its size, you can only cram so many people and so much equipment into a house for so long."
Magnum P.I. Set Decorator blog post about four sets used to depict the interior of this home.
This blog post relates to an owner of this home.
For the shot of Joe Regalbuto in the driveway, it appears to me that the camera and window were set up on the roof of the garage, not inside the house.

6.8 Paniolo

6.8 - hotel
Paniolo (6.8)

6.9 The Treasure of Kalaniopu'u

6.9 - "... over the precipice into the brutally churning waters below."
The Treasure of Kalaniopu'u (6.9)
Kapena Falls
also used in the TV show Lost (many photos and good info at this link)
youtube video of people jumping off the cliff
another page

6.9 - The Treasure of KalanIopuu TREASURE HUNT
The Treasure of Kalaniopu'u (6.9)
McCoy Pavilion, Ala Moana Beach Park
The Power of One Honolulu Magazine, August 2007 (with photo)
Benefit fest to aid Ala Moana Park projects Star Bulletin, January 31, 2007 (with photo)
7th Annual Hawaii Salsathon page
McCoy Pavilion photo
photo of where Magnum, Amy Griswald, Higgins and Agatha were standing (and sitting)
another photo
an artistic photo
(the spot where Magnum & Laurie Crane sat in Let Me Hear the Music (5.18) is seen under the tree at the far right of the 4th screenshot)

6.11 Rapture

6.11 - "Kahuku Lagoon"
Rapture (6.11)
Ka‘ula Bay - (location marker in this link is incorrect)
aka Secret Beach - (2nd link)
the beach has been used for weddings (look for "Secret Beach" and the picture to it's upper left)

6.11 - "Newspaper" building
Rapture (6.11)
Aina Haina Professional Building, aka East Oahu Medical Center
850 West Hind Drive
Family sells Aina Haina Shopping Center - Pacific Business News article from July 6, 2007, which mentions the building very briefly
I believe the interior scene, pictured below, was filmed at a different location.

6.11 - "I'd like to talk to you about your son, Keli'i."
Rapture (6.11)
Kahala Community Park‎
the Hawaiian Astronomical Society meets in the park
(this page mentions that the building behind Magnum in the fifth screenshot above is a community center building)
after at least 23 years, the metal swing set (left side of 2nd screenshot) continues to serve the youth of Kahala, as evidenced in this picture
Kahala Elementary School‎ makes up the northern half of this diamond shaped block

6.11 - Koho Bar
Jose's Mexican Restaurant, since 1973
1134 Koko Head Avenue, Kaimuki
Cinco de Mayo food and fun - MidWeek.com, May 2008
Jose's Mexican Restaurant - Taste of Hawaii blog, March 2008
Only natural - Restaurants are just part of being a Martinez - StarBulletin.com, June 2002
Urban Spoon reviews
photo one
photo two
photo three
The Rattan Art Gallery in the background of the first screen-shot turned into a Salvation Army and is now a Goodwill (mentioned briefly here).
Inexplicably, TC's Vanagon is seen (in the fifth screen-shot) driving by on the street outside the window.

6.11 - "... what Keli'i had been trying to show me."
﻿WWII F4U Corsair﻿ fighter plane, Maunalua Bay ("Kahuku Lagoon")
the plane sank in 1946 after being ditched due to running out of fuel
oahu diving .com
wanna dive .net
Manini Dive Company with many photos
a personal page about the dive
Here's a very appropriate photo showing an F4U Corsair in flight with the location of the sunken Corsair in plain view in the background. This photo was also taken in 1946, the same year the Corsair sank. (In the photo, Koko Crater is seen above and to the left of the propeller, and Koko Head is to the left of that. The plane sank above and to the left of Koko Head.)
WWII F4U training film, awesome and fascinating

6.11 - "... a small airfield ... out past Mokuleia."
Dillingham Airfield
Hawaii Aviation
Hawaii Aviation one photo from the 1960s
Abandoned & Little Known Airfields history and photos
history of the field, with great photo gallery
Hawaiian Aviation History Pages
Global Security .org
Honolulu Soaring glider plane gallery
aerial photo
This is in fact "out past Mokuleia" - the town of Mokuleia is three miles to the east of this location. The greater Mokuleia area is also south east of the airport, and north of the airport is Mokuleia Beach. The airport was known as Mokuleia Airfield during and shortly after World War II.

6.13 Summer School

6.13 - Wallace & Charla Graham
Summer School (6.13)
Hawaii Kai

6.13 - R.J. Masters pulled over by cop
Summer School (6.13)
Hawaii Kai Drive

6.14 Mad Dogs and Englishmen

6.14 - Agatha Chumley
Mad Dogs and Englishmen (6.14)
Though it's implied, the gazebo scene pictured below is not located at this house. See the placemark titled "6.14 - gazebo at Agatha Chumley's home" for the location.

6.14 - gazebo at Agatha Chumley's home
Mad Dogs and Englishmen (6.14)
former site of the Army's Cannon Club, for Fort Ruger Officers, opened in 1945, closed in 1997 & later torn down
future site of a facility for the Culinary Institute of the Pacific
Cannon Clubbers sad about closing (article near bottom) - Honolulu Star Bulletin, May 26th, 1997
Culinary program will get Diamond Head site - Honolulu Star Bulletin, June 21st, 2007
KCC Cook School And UH - MidWeek .com, May 14th, 2008
.pdf file with a small photo of the Cannon Club (bottom of second page)
Back in what looks like the 80s there was a popular BMX jump at the Cannon Club (this appears to be about 50 yards NE of this placemark). Here's another post with recent photos for comparison (five photos down the post).
The remains of the Cannon Club are now used by skateboarders. (2nd & 3rd photos).

6.14 - 'Kahalana 'Nursery
Mad Dogs and Englishmen (6.14)
currently Chrysanthemums of Hawaii, 965 Kamilonui Place
Kamilonui Valley, Hawaii Kai
(also referred to as Kamilonui Farming Valley, & also spelled Kamilo Nui, it is the last agricultural valley in east Honolulu)
Kamilonui Valley farms feel development pinch - Honolulu Advertiser, July 7, 2003
Farmers will sell if price is right - Star Bulletin, May 31, 2004
Coqui frogs found near Kamilo Nui spur worries - Honolulu Advertiser, February 12, 2007
What if they held a meeting and Kamehameha showed up? - Honolulu Weekly, November 5, 2008
Livable Hawaii Kai Hui
(Hui likely means association in this instance)
Kamilonui Trail: Where No Man Has Gone Before? - write-up about a nearby hiking trail

6.15 All Thieves on Deck

6.15 - SS Constitution docked in Honolulu Harbor
All Thieves on Deck (6.15)
SS Constitution
wikipedia Honolulu Harbor page
another page with a photograph of the ship docked in same location
1991 photo of the ship docked in same location

6.15 - SS Constitution docked in Nawiliwili Harbor
All Thieves on Deck (6.15)
Nawiliwili Harbor, Kauai
photo of the harbor
and another

6.15 - Phillipe Dumout found dead
All Thieves on Deck (6.15)
41-921 LAUMILO ST

6.16 This Island Isn't Big Enough

6.16 - "Kahana Investments" office of Starr Davis
This Island Isn't Big Enough (6.16)
7.12

6.16 - Det. Gordon Katsumoto draged out of door
This Island Isn't Big Enough (6.16)

6.16 - TC lands chopper
This Island Isn't Big Enough (6.16)

6.17 Way of the Stalking Horse

Way of the Stalking Horse (6.17)
﻿Territorial Office Building
also known as the Kekuanaoa Building
425 South King Street (465 on the building)
Honolulu Star-Bulletin article
full-screen virtual reality

6.17 - camera pans NW to SE
Way of the Stalking Horse (6.17)
South King Street

6.17 - Theo Wolff

6.17 - stock footage of ambulance (perspective view)
Little Tokyo, downtown Los Angeles
To see the buildings in the screenshot, check the box next to "3D buildings" in the "Layers" window at left.
(The camera starts in a tight shot looking northwest down 2nd Street, and pulls back until it looks northeast across 2nd Street.)
The building in the background at the far left of the screenshot is the home of the Los Angeles Times. The tall building peeking over the Times building is Bunker Hill Tower condominiums, almost a mile away. (Pictures one and two.) I'm guessing the closer building (partly in blue) to the right could be referred to as the Federal Public Defender Building for the Central District of California (photo). The sliver of building in the background immediately to it's right is the The Kyoto Grand Hotel. The next two buildings on the NW and NE corners of 2nd Street and Central Avenue have since been torn down.
The same approximate view in google streetview
The ambulance is from Schaefer Ambulance Service

6.17 - Rick & TC arrive to visit Magnum
Kaiser Hospital, since demolished (as seen in Paper War (7.8))
excellent photo from 1965
photo from late 1960s
photo of the demolition
then and now (scroll partway down the page)
This building is also shown in the opening sequence of Hawaii Five-O, as seen in the following picture. The location where TC parked can also be seen here in the lower right.

6.17 - "Mokupuni Hotel"
Safe Haven
41 South Beretania Street
Mason Architects renovated the building
Magnum uses the doors on the right, seen in this picture, and the arched windows in the alley seen in the 4th screenshot can be seen from the inside in this picture. The interior where Magnum enters and walks up the stairs seen in the 6th screenshot has been renovated but the walls are the same as seen in this picture.
another photo of the building front
photo from the alley seen in the 3rd & 4th screenshots above (looking in the same direction as in the 3rd)
and another photo
22 years later, the alley was used in the tv show Lost. Also on this page is a photo of the front of the building used in Magnum P.I.
(Mokupuni means "island" in Hawaiian)
(the address number 43 is seen above the middle doors in the show (1st screenshot), and the building is registered as having the use of both numbers)

6.17 - Driscoll gets away
this Lost Virtual Tour page for Chaplain Lane has two photos looking in the same directions of screenshots two and three
a photo showing the same approximate view as the second screenshot

6.17 - "Randolph building"
the Royal Brewery building
inscription reads "The Honolulu Brew'g & Malt'g C."
built 1900 (as seen in the circular seal), added to N.R. of H.P. 1972
553 South Queen Street
Hawaii Chronicles II (Google Book Search) Royal Brewery info starts on this page at the second to last paragraph and continues into the next page
Historic Hawaii Foundation
Honolulu Magazine with info (halfway down the page) about the building almost being torn down
a great photo of the building

6.18 Find Me a Rainbow

6.18 - Georgia and son Ben
Find Me a Rainbow (6.18)
The property has either been renovated or rebuilt, as there is now a driveway instead of carport, and the house has been extended into the backyard.

6.18 - "Waialae Professional Building" attorney Susan Brandis
Find Me a Rainbow (6.18)
Mount Terrace Condominiums
250 Kawaihae Street
Emporis.com building page
my hawaii condo.com real estate page
Hawai'i Life real estate page
Prudential real estate page
Condo.com real estate page
photo of the building and surrounding area Rick's condo is also seen, directly behind and to the left of the closest dock

6.18 - Donald Burns' children holding house
Find Me a Rainbow (6.18)
Nutridge House
Nutridge House leased to Ralston (bottom of page, second to last headline)
Houses perch beneath clouds
Round Top Drive Re-Opens

6.19 Who is Don Luis Higgins, and Why is He Doing These Terrible Things to Me?

6.19 - The Palace of King Fernando Mongueo
Who is Don Luis Higgins, and Why is He Doing These Terrible Things to Me? (6.19)
"It is the old Dillingham house but is now La Pietra-Hawaii School For Girls."
2933 Poni Moi Rd - correct?

6.19 - chess tournament hotel establishing shots
Who is Don Luis Higgins, and Why is He Doing These Terrible Things to Me? (6.19)
Establishing shots
28:20 & 33:07
Hawaiian Waikiki Beach Hotel

6.19 - chess tournament hotel
Who is Don Luis Higgins, and Why is He Doing These Terrible Things to Me? (6.19)
28:25 & 38:18
Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort And Spa
Kealohilani Tower
Marriott Waikiki Beach Resort
http://www.wizardpub.com/oahu/ormarriottwaikikibeach.html

6.19 - chess tournament hotel roof scene
Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort And Spa
Paoakalani Tower
Marriott Waikiki Beach Resort
http://www.wizardpub.com/oahu/ormarriottwaikikibeach.html

6.20 A Little Bit of Luck, A Little Bit of Grief

6.20 - "Dennis MacKenzie Industries"
A Little Bit of Luck, A Little Bit of Grief (6.20)
Pan AM Building
1600 Kapiolani Boulevard
Emporis.com building page
Pacific Business News 12.29.2003 Davies Pacific, Pan Am sales officially sealed
Honolulu Star-Bulletin 12.30.2003 Davies, Pan Am buildings sold
Diamond Gallery (with nice photo)

A Little Bit of Luck, A Little Bit of Grief (6.20)
near the entrance to Diamond Head
Diamond Head tunnel photo 1
Diamond Head tunnel photo 2

6.20 - hotel of Cornell Dye and Benny
A Little Bit of Luck, A Little Bit of Grief (6.20)
Mount Terrace Condominiums
250 Kawaihae Street
Emporis.com building page
my hawaii condo.com real estate page
Hawai'i Life real estate page
Prudential real estate page
Condo.com real estate page
photo of the building and surrounding area Rick's condo is also seen, directly behind and to the left of the closest dock

6.20 - "The money!"

7.3 One Picture is Worth

7.3 - (Jack, &) Mrs. Wilkins
One Picture is Worth (7.3)
Coconut Avenue
neighborhood of Diamond Head Terrace (referred to at bottom of page) - here's a 2nd link about the broader Diamond Head neighborhood
The house (2) seen in screenshot 4, was built in 1920, and was added to the State and National Register(s) of Historic Places in 1986 (.pdf file, search for "2830 Coconut").

7.3 - "Century Motel. Room 12." (Jack Wilkins)
One Picture is Worth (7.3)
Pauahi Elderly Housing Apartments
167 North Pauahi Street
(a building (Pauahi Recreation Center) has been built in this parking lot since the scene was filmed in 1986)
Higgins to the police officer:
"Officer, I can explain about the muffler. Uh, there was a mongoose.... a rather... large... mongoose..."

7.4 Straight and Narrow

7.4 - driving to the Plaza Arms #1 (p.o.v.)
Straight and Narrow (7.4)
driving NW on North Pauahi Street, turning SW (left) onto Maunakea Street
the Hawaii Theatre is the second building on the right
hawaii web .com
Marks Garage is at left
(check the box for "3D Buildings" in the Google Earth "Layers" window at left)

7.4 - driving to the Plaza Arms #2 (p.o.v.)
Straight and Narrow (7.4)
driving NE on Smith Street, turning SE (right) onto North Pauahi Street
Pauahi Street is likely named in honor of Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop
(check the box for "3D Buildings" in the Google Earth "Layers" window at left)

7.4 - Plaza Arms: Cleo Mitchell ♥ (Your place or mine.)
Straight and Narrow (7.4)
The L.L. McCandless Block Building, 9 North Pauahi Street
designed by architect Harry Livingston Kerr
built: 1910 (Honolulu government sites also list dates of 1912 and 1914)
Timeline of Honolulu’s Historic Buildings (scroll down to the year 1910)
photo of the inscription over the door Magnum and Leslie entered

7.5 - "We're talking about a human life here."
currently Sarento's Top of the "I" fine Italian restaurant, atop The Ilikai hotel
reviews of Sarento's

7.6 Death and Taxes

7.6 - Smith's Union Bar
Death and Taxes (7.6)
Smith's Union Bar, since 1935
19 North Hotel Street
current photo
a few more reviews
close-up sign photo
artistic view of the front (there is a "/" which is ignored at the end of the link causing it to go to the wrong photo, either click on the black & white thumbnail, click the right arrow, or add a / to the end of the link)
another photo
$2.00 beers, restrooms available but not advisable

7.6 - Club Hubba Hubba
Death and Taxes (7.6)
Club Hubba Hubba
current photo (two more in the photo set)

7.6 - China Sea Tattoo
Death and Taxes (7.6)
China Sea Tattoo
A Tattoo Master Passes Around Hawaii
Michael Malone obituary New York Times
Rollo Banks, RIP (pen name of Michael Malone)
(I believe this is the correct location, China Sea Tattoo appears to be no more)

7.6 - "The victim's name was Laura Stiles."
Hotel Street
The building in the distance behind Magnum (top right) on the south corner of Hotel & Smith streets is seen in this current photo, and has also been seen in the TV show Lost.
(location approximate but within 10 yards or so)

7.6 - reporter questioned, body found
former alleyways on the southwest side of the Hawaii Theatre, opened in 1922, (wiki)
the side of the Hawaii Theatre building is seen in screenshots 5 (right), 6, 7 (center), 9 (right), 10 (left), & 12
The buildings that created the alleyways were torn down and the land made into Chinatown Gateway Park, perhaps more commonly known as Turtle Park (SW of placemark). The buildings that were torn down are seen best in screenshot 8, on both sides of the alley and out to the street. Though the alleyways are gone, the two main buildings used in the show remain: Milton "The Ripper" Collins' rooming house, just to the NW of this placemark, and the Hawaii Theatre, which was the backdrop for both the run in with the reporter and the dumpster where the body was found.
photo showing where the reporter was questioned and the body found (both underneath the stairs), and the location of Milton Collins' room is seen in the far building
photo shot from about the same location as where Magnum was standing in screenshots 1 & 4
photo showing the corner past which Magnum and the cops chased the reporter
photo showing the corner (same as above link) marking the beginning of the alley seen in screenshot 1
photo showing the park where buildings used to be, and the building beyond that is where Milton "The Ripper" Collins lived
Lost Virtual Tour has a page which includes a very nice photo that shows the the park where the buildings used to be, as well as the area underneath the stairs where the reporter and body scenes took place, and also where the window of Milton's room would be (in the shadow on the left side of the photo).
photo of the statue in the park of Sun Yat-sen, considered to be the father of modern China, who moved to Honolulu at age 13 and lived there from 1879 to 1883
August 2005 press release about work to be done in the park
November 5, 2005 press release about the reopening of the park
November 6, 2005 Honolulu Advertiser article about the reopening of the park
The following two 1930s era aerial photos (from this page) show the Hawaii Theatre and adjacent buildings from a distance:
1933 photo - To find the Hawaii Theatre first locate the Aloha Tower near the bottom of the photo. To the left of the tower is an ocean liner, and behind it's stern is a street that goes away from the camera. The Hawaii Theatre is on the left side of that street sticking up a few floors above the buildings in front of it, and it has six windows on it's right side, three above three.
1938 photo - The Theatre is just to the upper left of the exact center of this image. It's about two floors higher than nearby buildings and has three tall windows facing the lower right of the image.
(see also the placemark just to the NW, "7.6 - Milton "The Ripper" Collins")

7.6 - "Half Moon Bay State Beach"
Sandy Beach Park (2)

7.6 - Milton "The Ripper" Collins
1121 Nuuanu Ave
part of this building seems to be Indigo restaurant, (photo)
photo showing the current park where buildings were at the time of filming, and the left side of Milton Collins' building (his room would be just out of the photo to the right)
Lost Virtual Tour has a page about Indigo restaurant which includes a photo that probably shows the window of Milton's room (upper right of the photo)
for more links and info concerning the area, see the placemark just to the SE, "7.6 - reporter questioned, body found"

7.6 - forgotten man shot by Magnum
Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial
HawaiiWeb.com
Wikipedia
worldwar1.com

7.7 Little Girl Who

7.7 - Ho Chi Minh City, 1986
Little Girl Who (7.7)
Laniākea YWCA Building
1040 Richards Street
vthawaii.com full screen virtual reality
Honolulu Advertiser article
photograph
This building was also used in the TV show Lost

7.7 - Magnum meets young Lily Catherine
Little Girl Who (7.7)
The Cathedral Church of Saint Andrew (commonly known as Saint Andrew's Cathedral)
229 Queen Emma Square
QuickTime full screen virtual reality (four others on this page)
photograph (more photos here)

7.7 - Michelle evades pursuers
Little Girl Who (7.7)
Honolulu International Airport
(exact location approximate)

7.7 - Magnum driving Ferrari SW (start)

7.7 - Magnum driving Ferrari SW (end)
(exact location approximate)

7.7 - buying "one scraggly bunch of flowers" for Maggie Poole
The building in the background (center left) with the tile color roofs is the Walter Murray Gibson Building (NNE, 842 Bethel Street). Built in 1931, it replaced a police station on the same site built in 1886, and apparently continued to be a police station and became known as the Old District Court Building.
full screen virtual reality of the building
The tall building in the upper right is the Honolulu Tower

7.7 - "Little Saigon"
Seen here is the popular Chinatown Chinese bakery Shung Chong Yuein (1027 Maunakea Street). The shop closed in 2007 after 45 years in business, due to the retirement of the owner. (2) (3)

7.7 - Michelle delivers message (possible location)
This is just a guess, since the exterior of Shung Chong Yuein bakery was used heavily in the Little Saigon search scene, the crew could have also used the back of the bakery for this scene. This picture (from this article) shows part of the back of Shung Chong Yuein, but not the part which would have been in the show. Judy Ng, owner of the bakery (from the linked picture) may have even been the "Vietnamese" woman in the scene (above screenshot). Hard to say for sure of course, and I could be wrong on all counts.

7.7 - Michelle meets Luang
Byodo-In Temple, Valley of the Temples
The Temple and surrounding area can be seen on this page in QuickTime full screen virtual reality

7.7 - Byodo-in-Temple parking lot
QuickTime full screen virtual reality of the parking lot and surrounding area

7.7 - Magnum stops limousine
The sign behind Magnum in the forth photo reads "Hana Zono" which seems to be the name of the graveyard near The Valley of the Temples. Here are some plots for sale near the temple.
The mountain (with it's top in the clouds) behind Magnum in the second photo is the same which is seen in other episodes set seven miles to the North in the Kaaawa Valley.
QuickTime full screen virtual reality of the area

7.7 - Lily Catherine gives food to the fish
QuickTime full screen virtual reality of the area

7.7 - Magnum & Michelle say goodbye

7.7 - Michelle & Lily Catherine walk away

7.8 Paper War

7.8 - Magnum comes out of Bill Nahli's office in alley, TC's camera taken
Paper War (7.8)
Alley can also be seen in The Aunt Who Came to Dinner (7.20) - (see placemark "7.20 - Aunt Sullivan turns wrong way into alleyway")

7.8 - ferrari driving east
Paper War (7.8)
(I think Magnum is pulled over by the police at Sandy Beach far to the east, past Koko Head.)

7.8 - "old abandoned Marina Medical Building" demolition
Paper War (7.8)
Magnum goes for a "meeting" with Bill Nahli, winds up being trapped in an elevator with Higgins.
excellent photo from 1965
photo from late 1960s
photo of the demolition
then and now (scroll partway down the page)
This building is also shown in the opening sequence of Hawaii Five-O, as seen in the following picture:

7.8 - "International Hawaiian (flower) Show"
Neal S. Blaisdell Arena (2)

7.9 Novel Connection

7.9 & Murder She Wrote crossover - Jason Bryan
home of Jason Bryan
7.9 Novel Connection & Magnum on Ice (Murder She Wrote crossover)
4551 KAHALA AVE

7.9 - outside "PacIsle Industries"
Novel Connection (7.9)
outside Topa Financial Center Fort Street building (aka West Tower)
700 Bishop Street
building page on emporis.com
virtual reality of the area (search for "TopaFinancialCenter" in the list to the right of the rotating image)
In this photo, (click picture to make larger) the road leading away from the viewer points to a walkway with a circle fountain. This area is just beyond the fountain.

7.9 - "PacIsle Industries"
Novel Connection (7.9)
Topa Financial Center Fort Street building (aka West Tower)
700 Bishop Street
building page on emporis.com
virtual reality of the area (search for "TopaFinancialCenter" in the list to the right of the rotating image)
In this photo, (click picture to make larger) the road leading away from the viewer points to a walkway with a circle fountain. The entryway to the building is just to the right of the fountain.

7.9 - TC & Magnum land in chopper
Novel Connection (7.9)
Topa Financial Center Fort Street building (aka West Tower)
700 Bishop Street
building page on emporis.com
virtual reality of the area (search for "TopaFinancialCenter" in the list to the right of the rotating image)
The first picture shows TC and Magnum going in for a landing, but that area is actually an open air garden with trees on the sixth floor (just below the southwest edge of this white tower). The next shot shows the chopper landing on the roof of the Fort Street tower (this part of the building has 22 floors).

7.9 - Amy Salyer drives away in Ferrari
on Queen St. just outside the Topa Financial Center Fort Street building (aka West Tower)
In this photo, (click to make larger) the road leading away from the viewer points to a walkway with a circle fountain. Amy Salyer gets in the Ferrari just above and to the left of the circle.
The parking garage in the background is no longer there. It can also be seen in the placemark "7.7 - buying "one scraggly bunch of flowers" for Maggie Poole" just to the southwest of here. The garage was replaced by the Harbor Court condo building in 1994.

7.9 - The Pill Box Pharmacy - Dyphylline for Amy, Ice Cream for Magnum
The Pill Box Pharmacy, opened in 1974 and still in business
1133 11th Avenue, neighborhood of Kaimuki
building built in 1970 or 1971
'Mac' made The Pillbox a fixture - Honolulu Advertiser, 5.11.2007
Metromix Honolulu - photo and short write-up (also click the "next" button)
Fodor's Hawaii - mentioned briefly near middle of page
yelp - nine reviews, with eight of those speaking about the ice cream still available here (don't miss the photos)
merchant circle .com - three more reviews
Dyphylline at wikipedia
google street view of the pharmacy today
google street view similar to the left side of photo five
I find it remarkable that not only is this store still operating, but that the same signs have been used since at least 1986 when this episode was filmed (and possibly dating back to the pharmacy's opening in 1974). And it's still "Open Until 11pm" (now only on Sunday since the original owner passed away in 2007) and customers still have "Parking In Rear". It's also great that the show chose to have Magnum coming out with an ice cream cone, as the pharmacy has long been known for it's ice cream. Nice touch! This would be a great place for Magnum fans to visit while on Oahu, and a good excuse to have a few scoops of quality ice cream.
By the way, it takes Magnum only 53 seconds and 50 yards of driving with one hand to down the cone and two scoops of ice cream! (see next placemark)

7.9 - Seaview Motel: Amy Salyer, room #1
currently Edward Jones Investments, and Ulupono Academy (Paul Mitchell Partner School)
1123 11th Avenue, neighborhood of Kaimuki
yelp .com reviews of Ulupono Academy
The current building seems to have been originally built as a two story building in 1961, and this was the building seen in the show. Possibly less than a year after Magnum P.I. filmed here I suspect it was heavily renovated into an office building, adding two more floors and changing many details, but reusing much of the former building's exterior frame.
When Magnum drove the Ferrari around the back of the building (photo five) he parked in the far right parking space directly below the southernmost corner of this building.
(The screenshots above are not in chronological order.)

7.9, 2 Magnum On Ice (Murder, She Wrote episode)

7.9, 2 - "Hawaii Metro Police"
Magnum on Ice (Murder, She Wrote Crossover episode)
Territorial Office Building
also known as the Kekuanaoa Building
425 South King Street (465 on the building)
Honolulu Star-Bulletin article
full-screen virtual reality

7.9, 2 - Arthur Houston
Magnum on Ice (Murder, She Wrote Crossover Episode)
Property owned by Japanese billionaire real estate invester Gensiro Kawamoto, the largest property owner in Kahala.
Articles concerning Kawamoto and his perplexing Kahala real estate actions or lack thereof:
Hawaii Business (3.1.1990) The continuing saga of Gensiro Kawamoto
Japan Forum post (3rd down)
Honolulu Advertiser (8.22.2004) Absentee owner's houses in disrepair
Honolulu Star Bulletin (12.9.2004) Kawamoto to evict tenantsfrom 27 isle units a month after holidays
Honolulu Star Bulletin (10.11.2006) Kawamoto: Outrageous or sincere?
Midweek (10.18.2006) What’s Really Up With Kawamoto?
$150 rent in Kahala a 'gift' for Hawaiians, Honolulu Advertiser, 11.22.2006
A Piece Of Advice For Kawamoto, MidWeek, 2.21.2007
Kawamoto set to rent out first Kahala homes, Honolulu Advertiser, 3.20.2007
Welcome to Kahala, Honolulu Advertiser, 3.23.2007
Rock pools in Kahala for kanaka, Honolulu Advertiser, 3.25.2007
Billionaire '98% sure' which Hawaiians to get mansions, Honolulu Advertiser, 5.18.2007
Movin’ on Up (To Kahala), Honolulu Magazine, 8.2007
Tycoon's Kahala 'Mission' a neighborhood eyesore, Honolulu Advertiser, 1.20.2008
Kawamoto's vision: An eyesore in Kahala, Honolulu Advertiser, 1.23.2008
Japanese billionaire's Kahala homes decried, Honolulu Advertiser, 10.1.2008
Japan's Hawaii consulate asked to intervene in Kahala dispute, Honolulu Advertiser, 10.2.2008
Japanese consulate will stay out of Kahala dispute, Honolulu Advertiser, 10.3.2008
Kawamoto selling Kahala houses, Star Bulletin, 5.14.2010

7.10 Kapu

7.10 - "Kapu. The forbidden island."
Kapu (7.10)
Ka‘ula Bay - (location marker in this link is incorrect)
aka Secret Beach - (2nd link)
an oblique aerial photo of the coast with Ka‘ula Bay at far right, and another, from this page
the beach has been used for weddings (look for "Secret Beach" and the picture to it's upper left)

7.10 - Higgins stands in for Agatha as tour guide at "the museum"
Kapu (7.10)
Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum
1525 Bernice Street
the Bishop Museum was founded in 1889, and the main buildings were constructed between 1898 & 1903
interior filming seems to have taken place at least in part in Polynesian Hall
Bishop Museum's wikipedia page
hawaii web .com
Library of Congress page, with high quality black & white photos
photo gallery of the Bishop Museum
photo of the main Bishop Museum building
three photos (1, 2, 3) of what may be the same staircase seen in the 5th screenshot above

7.10 - the cove away from the village
Kapu (7.10)
Milo Cove
an oblique aerial photo of the coast with Milo Cove at center, from this page
Paradise Cove lu'au is the property north and east of Milo Cove, and they use the cove in some of their activities
more photos here and here
the great guidebook Oahu Revealed (amazon link) has reviewed Paradise Cove (in short, there are better lu'aus on the island)
the cove has also been used for weddings (look for "Paradise Cove Luau Beach" and the two pictures to it's left)

7.11 Missing Melody

7.11 - John Estin, Special Agent, F.B.I.
Missing Melody (7.11)
﻿U.S. Post Office, Custom House and Court House
now officially known as the King David Kalākaua Building
335 Merchant Street

7.11 - Evelyn Perry, cousin of Tina Calvin
Missing Melody (7.11)
Ahina Street, Kahala, Honolulu
OahuRE.com page for this house

7.11 - kidnappers house
Missing Melody (7.11)

7.12 Death of the Flowers

7.12 - Judge Hannibal Kearns
Death of the Flowers (7.12)
(pretty sure)

7.12 - Icepick (1st home)
Death of the Flowers (7.12)
(pretty sure it's the right house)

7.16 Solo Flight

7.16 - trapped with Sleepy-Time Gal and Herman
Solo Flight (7.16)
10:29 and throughout most of the episode
compare screen capture four to this great picture shot from the same approximate location

7.16 - office of David Albertson
Solo Flight (7.16)
Pioneer Plaza‎
emporis.com page
a great photo of murals in the building
11.15.2002 Pacific Business News article 1
01.11.2006 Pacific Business News article 2
personal page about the building‎

7.17 Forty

7.17 - "Han's Asian Store: Chinese Herbs"
Forty (7.17)
Chee Wo Tong Chinese Herbs
1033 Maunakea Street (google street view)
Discovering Honolulu's ChinaTown (look for "Chinese herbal medicine shops" halfway down page)
"Century old Chee Wo Tong is the oldest Chinese herb shop in Hawaii and is a family-run third generation business."
Chee Wo Tong's is now located at 1017 Maunakea Street, and this location has become China Arts Inc.
Chee Wo Tong's was also seen in Memories Are Forever, parts one and two:

7.17 - "The Countdown to Forty: The Magnum Four-Mile" surf ski race
Forty (7.17)
Magnum rows his surf ski from here to the house of John Costa (600 yards SW), where he watches Linda Lee Ellison while sitting on his surf ski in the waves and drinking a beer.

7.17 - John Costa (& Linda Lee Ellison)
Forty (7.17)
After "burying" Kiki Kuana and others in the The Countdown to Forty: The Magnum Four-Mile surf ski race (600 yards NE), Magnum rows to this vantage point and sits on his surf ski in the waves, has a beer, and watches Linda Lee Ellison swimming and on the beach.
Property owned by Japanese billionaire real estate invester Gensiro Kawamoto, the largest property owner in Kahala.
Articles concerning Kawamoto and his perplexing Kahala real estate actions or lack thereof:
Hawaii Business (3.1.1990) The continuing saga of Gensiro Kawamoto
Japan Forum post (3rd down)
Honolulu Advertiser (8.22.2004) Absentee owner's houses in disrepair
Honolulu Star Bulletin (12.9.2004) Kawamoto to evict tenantsfrom 27 isle units a month after holidays
Honolulu Star Bulletin (10.11.2006) Kawamoto: Outrageous or sincere?
Midweek (10.18.2006) What’s Really Up With Kawamoto?
$150 rent in Kahala a 'gift' for Hawaiians, Honolulu Advertiser, 11.22.2006
A Piece Of Advice For Kawamoto, MidWeek, 2.21.2007
Kawamoto set to rent out first Kahala homes, Honolulu Advertiser, 3.20.2007
Welcome to Kahala, Honolulu Advertiser, 3.23.2007
Rock pools in Kahala for kanaka, Honolulu Advertiser, 3.25.2007
Billionaire '98% sure' which Hawaiians to get mansions, Honolulu Advertiser, 5.18.2007
Movin’ on Up (To Kahala), Honolulu Magazine, 8.2007
Tycoon's Kahala 'Mission' a neighborhood eyesore, Honolulu Advertiser, 1.20.2008
Kawamoto's vision: An eyesore in Kahala, Honolulu Advertiser, 1.23.2008
Japanese billionaire's Kahala homes decried, Honolulu Advertiser, 10.1.2008
Japan's Hawaii consulate asked to intervene in Kahala dispute, Honolulu Advertiser, 10.2.2008
Japanese consulate will stay out of Kahala dispute, Honolulu Advertiser, 10.3.2008
Kawamoto selling Kahala houses, Star Bulletin, 5.14.2010

7.17 - having coffee (perspective view) (possible location)
(turn on 3D Buildings" in layers pane at lower left)
(possible location but I think it's the place - if not correct, it's probably not more than a block away)

7.17 - Sanju Pagoda
Kyoto Gardens of Honolulu Memorial Park
Site of "war" between arms dealer John Costa and asian gang.
full screen VR

7.18 Laura

7.18 - "She was my granddaughter!"
Laura (7.18)
building of Hawaiian Properties, Ltd., (2)
1165 Bethel Street
the rooftop parking may be for the building's occupants only

7.18 - Laura Doheny O'Hara - born June 14, 1979, died December 29, 1986
Laura (7.18)
Oahu Cemetery - founded 1844, "Hawaii's most historic graveyard"
Honolulu’s Cemeteries (search for Oahu Cemetery)
flickr photoset of the cemetery, although the area used in this episode might not be seen in this set

7.19 Out of Sync

7.19 - beach filming scene (perspective view)
Out of Sync (7.19)
Sandy Beach Park (2)

7.19 - "Hawaii Metro Police"
Out of Sync (7.19)
Magnum tries to drop off Andrea Nicholson

7.19 - TC, Rick, and Cynthia Farrell visit Halona Blowhole
Out of Sync (7.19)
Halona Blowhole
(to see pictures & video, "turn on Geographic Web & Gallery" in Google Earth Layers at lower left)

7.19 - Cynthia Farrell missing Magnum
Looking SSE across towards the small peninsula.
The beach directly SW was used in From Here to Eternity for the classic kissing in the waves scene. The cove is known as Halona Beach Cove, or Cockroach Cove, or From Here to Eternity Beach

7.19 - buying shave ice & calling Higgins (perspective view)
Sandy Beach Park (2)

7.19 - Danny (adult film director)
Nutridge House
Nutridge House leased to Ralston (bottom of page, second to last headline)
Houses perch beneath clouds
Round Top Drive Re-Opens

7.20 The Aunt Who Came to Dinner

7.20 - Aunt Sullivan turns right followed by Theo Winters
The Aunt Who Came to Dinner (7.20)
heading NW on South Pauahi Street, then NE on Bethel Street

7.20 - Aunt Sullivan turns wrong way into alleyway
The Aunt Who Came to Dinner (7.20)
heading NE on Bethel Street, then NW on Chaplain Lane
(the NE parking lot was a building (above right) when the show was filmed, making this road an alley)
the tv show Lost also used this area as a location (seen best in last screenshot)

7.20 - Aunt Sullivan tries to make a phone call
The Aunt Who Came to Dinner (7.20)
on the corner of Chaplain Lane & Nuuanu Avenue looking NE

7.21 The People vs. Orville Wright

7.21 - aerial shot looking SE (perspective view)
The People vs. Orville Wright (7.21)
1. Ala Moana Beach Park (Magic Island)
2. Ala Wai Yacht Harbor
3. Waikiki
4. Diamond Head

7.21 - aerial shot looking west (perspective view)
The People vs. Orville Wright (7.21)

7.21 - ambulance driving SE
The People vs. Orville Wright (7.21)

7.21 - camera pans NW to E
related magnum-mania forum posting
The "bank" from Rembrandt's Girl (4.14) is seen here (center left), and also Harold Farber's office building from Ghost Writer (2.12) (top right).

7.21 - Magnum & Rick get into ambulance
﻿Ilikai Waikiki Hotel - Yacht Harbor Tower

7.21 - Icepick
Lanihau
(exterior scenes: photos 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 13, 14, also seen at left in photo 7)
built in 1930 by Wallace M. Alexander
(interior scenes: photos 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
This is the second location used for Icepick's home. The first was seen in Death of the Flowers (7.12 34:30), and is 2.5 miles East on Kahala Beach.
(for more on Lanihau & Haumalu, see the placemark "Alexander Estate: Lanihau & Haumalu")

7.21 - meeting with Carol Baldwin
﻿Ilikai Waikiki Hotel - Yacht Harbor Tower

Rick's home!
photo of the back of Rick's condo
photo from the air

7.21 - "Hawaii Metro Police"
﻿Territorial Office Building
also known as the Kekuanaoa Building
425 South King Street (465 on the building)

7.21 - (1) Magnum parks ferrari and sees Frank Foley
a similar Panoramio photo
The building on the corner to the NE is the Cades Schutte Building, 1000 Bishop Street.

7.21 - (2) Frank Foley enters building to withdraw from Icepick's "Monument Security Bank" account
Davies Pacific Center
full screen VR (click on one of the three links for Alexander and Baldwin building, then turn camera around 180°)
Through the windows at the top of the escalator (33:11) the Dillingham Building can be seen to the SW.

7.21 - (3) Frank Foley runs down stairs followed by Magnum & cop
Davies Pacific Center
The stairs can be seen in the first QT VR found here.
Across the street behind Magnum and the cop (East) is the First Hawaiian Bank Building. It was replaced in 1996 by the First Hawaiian Center, currently the tallest building in Hawaii (429 feet).

7.21 - (4) Frank Foley drives away after liberating skirt
34.49
The Alexander & Baldwin Building is seen in the background (WNW). (full screen VR)

7.21 - Magnum & TC search for "black car with a skirt hanging out the back"
Mokolii, aka Chinaman's Hat Island, aka Kualoa Tower.
link 2
link 3
Panoramio photo 1
Panoramio photo 2

7.21 - following Frank Foley's car in chopper

7.21 - Magnum & TC watch Foley and Icepick from ridge
(location is approximate)

7.21 - Icepick appears at hideout (buildings demolished)

7.21 - Rick sent to prison
Halawa Correctional Facility, high and medium security prison
Limbo (7.22)
(camera looking SW)

7.22 Limbo

7.22 - spirits of Magnum & Mac
Limbo (7.22)
"Shriners Beach", next to Shriners Beach Club in Waimanalo
(Shriners Beach mentioned here)

7.22 - Michelle in Audi (pov)

7.22 - "Pua Ualakaa Park"
Puu Ualakaa State Wayside Park, aka Tantalus Lookout
photos panning left to right: one, two, three, four, five

7.22 - Rick released from prison
Halawa Correctional Facility, high and medium security prison
(camera looking SW)

7.22 - "Hotel Carlyle, room 305"
New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel
photo for comparison, (2)

7.22 - Michelle in Audi being chased
Makapuu Head, (2)
(mysteriously warped to this location from Round Top Drive)

7.22 - Magnum says goodbye to Michelle
Makapuu Trail lookout, (2)
360 virtual reality view
(this seems to be the precise location, if not, it's very close)

8.2 Pleasure Principle

8.2 - Magnum & Carol driving #1
Pleasure Principle (8.2)
Kilauea Avenue, driving past Kahala Mall
google street view - same approximate view
(the placemark is placed near where the car is at left in the screenshot)

8.2 - Magnum & Carol driving #2
Pleasure Principle (8.2)
Kilauea Avenue, crossing Hunakai Street
The first screenshot is where the placemark is placed, and by the last screenshot the car has traveled southwest approximately 95 yards. This google street view link shows the approximate area covered in the sequence, from the just past the white car on the other side of the intersection to the house with the red roof and brown gate at left.

8.2 - Dr. Rosita Esteverdes, Psychiatry
Pleasure Principle (8.2)
Plaza Hawaii Kai condos
emporis building page
photo of the "parking" area (from this page)

8.2 - The Club Del Mar Chino (wedding ceremony)
Oceania Floating Restaurant
Pier 6, Honolulu Harbor
Links unique to this placemark:
Sand Island is seen in the background of the first photo.
In photo three and in the photos forth and third to last, the construction of the Kalakaua Boat House is seen. Kalakaua Boat House is part of the Hawaii Maritime Center, which operated from 1988 to 2009. The official site says public operations have been ceased temporarily.
Kalakaua Boat House … a new museum on the tip of Honolulu's Pier 7 - article from January 1989
The Prince Kuhio Federal Building is seen in the second to last screenshot.
In the first Honolulu Advertiser article linked below, it says: "[In 1981] ... Hiram Fong bought a 1,200-ton, $3.6 million four-tiered barge that had come from Hong Kong. He opened The Oceania, a Chinese-style floating restaurant on Honolulu's waterfront but it eventually went bankrupt." This is confusing in part, because based on evidence from historic photos and one episode of Magnum P.I., the vessel appeared in this location (seemingly in it's finished state) sometime between 1968 and 1973 (first seen in the "1973 aerial photo" link below), and went away sometime between 1987 and 1993 (last seen in the 1987 Magnum P.I. episode Pleasure Principle). Also, the name Oceania is seen in a photo dated to 1976 (1976 photo "three" link below), and another photo dated to 1980 ("1980 photo" link below).
Two Honolulu Advertiser articles about Hiram Fong, who owned the restaurant from 1981 until it's closing:
Political pioneer led Hawai'i into statehood - August 19, 2004
Many bid aloha to Hiram Fong - August 27, 2004
photos taken in December of 1976: one, two, three
a 1980 photo
1973 aerial photo showing the restaurant (near top center - from this page)
classic postcard
Obituaries of three entertainers who performed at the restaurant:
Alan Naluai of The Surfers dead at 62 - Honolulu Advertiser, March 14, 2001
Dick Jensen dead at 64 - Honolulu Advertiser, June 22, 2006
Patrick 'Pat' Sylva, pioneering local musician, dies at 69 - Honolulu Advertiser, December 6, 2008
Honolulu Harbor links:
Hawaii Web
World Port Source
Don't forget to check the box for the image overlay directly below this placemark in the Places window.
a forum thread about the ramp seen in the overlay

8.2 - overlay for The Club Del Mar Chino (1982 aerial photo)

8.3 Innocence... A Broad

8.3 - Safeway super market
Innocence... A Broad (8.3)
Safeway super market
377 Keahole Street (Hawaii Kai Shopping Center)
current photo
Star Bulletin article which mentions the Safeway
Safeway Inc. wikipedia page

8.4 Tigers Fan

8.4 - Barbara Ikeda (Lt. Tanaka's sister), and son Biff
Tigers Fan (8.4)
magnum-mania forum thread
Aukai Avenue, Kahala, Honolulu

8.5 Forever in Time

8.5 - Magnum sees "princess" at funeral
Forever in Time (8.5)
flickr photoset with graves and areas seen in the show

8.5 - Queen Emma Summer Palace
Forever in Time (8.5)
Queen Emma Summer Palace, aka Hanaiakamalama (The Southern Cross)
2913 Pali Highway
built in the late 1840s, it was the summer home of Queen Emma from 1856 until her death in 1885
Library of Congress page with info and high quality B&W photos
Mason Architects - history and photos
1929 aerial photo of the Nuuanu Valley, from this page

8.5 - William & Victoria Keyes (1)
Forever in Time (8.5)
home built in 1949, demolished in 2000
This backyard was used for the scene shown above, and a separate home & property were used for the other William & Victoria Keyes home scenes. (See the "William & Victoria Keyes (2)" placemark.) The house from the show was demolished in 2000 and replaced with the one seen in google earth in 2001.

8.5 - Icepick
built in 1930 by Wallace M. Alexander
(for more on Lanihau, see the placemark "Alexander Estate: Lanihau & Haumalu")

8.5 - William & Victoria Keyes (2)
(for more on Haumalu, see the placemark "Alexander Estate: Lanihau & Haumalu")
The driveway scenes for this home appear to have been shot at a different location.

8.5 - "A house was built for Princess Kahiwalani..."
If this location is correct, the home seen in the show was built in 1922, and demolished in 2002.
photo taken from Round Top (To find the property click "Original" to enlarge the image, then from the very left side of Diamond Head look directly downward past the larger buildings (of the University of Hawaii) and the large area of trees. Below this, a small stand of pine trees in the sunny part of the photo is visible. The home was directly left of these. Part of the large yard is seen.)
"Oma'oma'o Valley" [green valley]
"A house was built for Princess Kahiwalani and her husband. It was never lived in. William Keyes said his wife was obsessed with restoring it and living in it. He said she wanted to recreate Kahiwalani's life."
(I haven't been able to find proof that this is the correct location, but a number of clues point to it being the place.)

8.6 The Love That Lies

8.6 - Abigail Baldwin (mother of Carol Baldwin)
The Love That Lies (8.6)
College Hill - the University of Hawaii president's residence
2234 Kamehameha Avenue
The home was built in 1906 by Frank C. Atherton (born in 1877) and wife Eleanor, and donated to the university by the Atherton children in 1963.
Mason Architects - history and photos
Honolulu Star Bulletin - 11-2-2001 (UH president renovates the residence at a cost of $1 million)
Honolulu Star Bulletin - 8-5-2004 (UH president fired in part because of the spending on the residence)
Honolulu Star Bulletin - 10-3-2004 (UH president set to leave residence)
Hawaii Home and Remodeling .com page for the house
Honolulu Star Bulletin (about Manoa and the College Hills tract)
This page mentions a "Pacific Council" meeting at the home on July 12th & 13th, 1927 (search for "F. C. Atherton")

8.6 - Royal Honolulu hotel (Brenda Babcock)
The Love That Lies (8.6)
Diamond Head Beach Hotel & Residences
2947 Kalakaua Avenue
Hana Beach Rentals
GWTF Realty photos
Diamond View Condo (with more photos)
Trip Advisor reviews
HIcondos.com page
Emporis.com tall buildings page
google street view similar to first screen shot
google street view similar to second screen shot

8.6 - Magnum arriving at Brenda Babcock's 2nd hotel
The Love That Lies (8.6)
The New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel
2863 Kalakaua Avenue
Oahu Revealed
Trip Advisor reviews
New York Times
booking.com

8.8 Unfinished Business

8.8 - "Transport Quang Ki to Ile Debonnevie 2100 hours 1/18."
Unfinished Business (8.8)
Fort Ruger Hawaii Army National Guard

8.10 Legend of the Lost Art

8.10 - Connie Northrop
Legend of the Lost Art (8.10)
(for more on Lanihau, see the placemark "Alexander Estate: Lanihau & Haumalu")

Legend of the Lost Art (8.10)
Bellows Air Force Station
August 2, 1949 aerial photo with "the camp" visible, from this page
(from the top of the image, look 1/4 down and a bit to the left of center)
July 6, 1954 aerial photo with "the camp" visible, from this page
a great .pdf file with timeline and maps of the property
(the dirt road, now only partially visible in google earth, is shown in the .pdf file on the "1940" and "current" maps)
(it's difficult to be 100% certain, but a number of clues point to this location being correct)

8.11 Transitions

8.11 - "Isn't it a lovely day out?"
Transitions (8.11)
former site of the Army's Cannon Club, for Fort Ruger Officers, opened in 1945, closed in 1997 & later torn down
future site of a facility for the Culinary Institute of the Pacific
Cannon Clubbers sad about closing (article near bottom) - Honolulu Star Bulletin, May 26th, 1997
Culinary program will get Diamond Head site - Honolulu Star Bulletin, June 21st, 2007
KCC Cook School And UH - MidWeek .com, May 14th, 2008
.pdf file with a small photo of the Cannon Club (bottom of second page)
Back in what looks like the 80s there was a popular BMX jump at the Cannon Club (this appears to be about 50 yards NE of this placemark). Here's another post with recent photos for comparison (five photos down the post).
The remains of the Cannon Club are now used by skateboarders. (2nd & 3rd photos).

Opening Sequence

Opening sequence Waikiki chopper shot
(Turn on 3D buildings in the Layers list)

opening sequence - ferrari driving up Koko Head
from opening sequence of 1.6

to be organized

various beach shots

2.4 & 7.4 - Kaiser High School running track

Carol Baldwin

TC's home!

War Memorial Natatorium - 1.4 & 7.6
http://www.flickr.com/photos/natatorium/

1.13 (party house) & 2.12 (Maunalua Bay Resort)
party house in
"Maunalua Bay Resort" in
Ghost Writer (2.12)
10 Poipu Place
found with help from Sam

Also used for outdoor shots in 5.21 & 7.17
Torah, Torah, Torah (5.21)
("Rent A Junker" truck rental place)
("KSHL-TV Channel 3" TV station)
credit to sam

2.13 (The South of France) & 6.19 (Palace of King)
"The South of France"
"The Palace of King Fernando Mongueo"
(picture

2.5 & 2.6 - meeting of Admiral Kitchner (U.S. Navy) & General Nguyen Hue (Vietnamese Army)
Memories Are Forever (1 & 2) (2.5 & 2.6)
Dillingham Ranch
http://www.dillinghamranch.com/

4.19 & 5.1 - Castle Medical Center
Echoes of the Mind (1) (5.1)
http://www.castlemed.com/

1.6, 2.10 - helicopter landing
location approximate but close
Ala Wai Heliport
with Hilton Hawaiian Village's Rainbow Tower in the background in 2.10 (northeast building)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilton_Hawaiian_Village

1.9 & 3.23 - Ferrari driving west past Diamond Head Lighthouse
stock footage of ferrari driving west past Diamond Head Lighthouse
Used in:
Missing in Action (1.9)

Misc.

Robin's Nest property lines

Tom Selleck's old Oahu home
4161 Akulikuli Terrace
(may have also owned 4155, directly north - unsure)

Hawaii Film Studio - soundstage used for Magnum P.I.
soundstage built in 1976 for Hawaii Five-O
http://www.hawaiifilmoffice.com/hawaii-film-studio
new soundstage
(thanks to Sam for info and links)