Address
960 Lahainaluna Road, Lahaina, Maui 96761
960 Lahainaluna Road, Lahaina, Maui 96761
TMK
(2) 4-6-018:005
SHPD Historic Site Number
50-03-1596
National Register of Historic Places
#76000662
Abstract
The Hale Pa‘i Printing Museum, also known as the House of Printing, is a rectilinear structure with bearing walls of coral and lava rock rubble covered with cement plaster on the interior and exterior. It is a single-story structure with a full basement. The Hale Pa‘i is one of the most significant structures associated with missionary history in the islands. The building is also an excellent example of a simple rectilinear form expressing the influence of New England architecture in the early 1800s with the adaptation of indigenous building materials of Hawaii.
The Hale Pa‘i Printing Museum, also known as the House of Printing, is a rectilinear structure with bearing walls of coral and lava rock rubble covered with cement plaster on the interior and exterior. It is a single-story structure with a full basement. The Hale Pa‘i is one of the most significant structures associated with missionary history in the islands. The building is also an excellent example of a simple rectilinear form expressing the influence of New England architecture in the early 1800s with the adaptation of indigenous building materials of Hawaii.
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