USS Arizona Memorial welcomes back visitors for the first time in four months
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Visitors arrive to the front entrance of the Pearl Harbor Historic Sites on Friday. The USS Arizona memorial — one of the most visited historic sites in the nation — reopened to visitors Friday after closing on March 16 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Visitors board a boat to visit the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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Visitors don face masks while visiting the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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Waikele resident Julie Vu, middle, and son Elliot, 5, look out from the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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Visitors arrive at the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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Signage about face mask usage is seen at the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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Visitors are seen at the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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Waikele resident Julie Vu and son Elliot, 5, look out from the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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Visitors are seen at the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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Waikele resident Julie Vu, middle, and son Elliot, 5, join others visiting the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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Visitors are seen at the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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Pearl Harbor Historic Sites park guide Edward Sellers is seen behind a plexiglass barrier at the entrance to the boat dock area of the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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Waikele resident Julie Vu and son Elliot, 5, look out from the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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A vessel transports visitors to the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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A vessel transports visitors to the USS Arizona Memorial on Friday.
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