On December 6th, Historic Hawai‘i Foundation and more than 80 people rang in the season with a Holiday Open House at the gorgeous Mulvehill Residence in lush Nu‘uanu. It was a beautiful evening filled with laughter and joy. Our incredible hosts welcomed us into their stunning and comforting home with open arms.
Volunteer docents shared the architectural history of the Mulvehill home and its and rehabilitation; Nu‘uanu history including Native Hawaiian stories of place and archaeology; the Battle of Nu‘uanu and the ‘Auwai system, and the development of the 20th century subdivision known as the Dowsett Tract. Facts and myths related to the Hawaii State Register of Historic Places was also presented.
The home provided a beautiful setting for guests to mingle, converse, enjoy delicious food and drinks, and be merry! It was a magical, memorable evening.
Enjoy a photo gallery of the event below. Click on each thumbnail to view in full size.
Join us for a joyous Holiday Open House event among the magical, twinkling lights of the historic “Mulvehill Residence” in Nu‘uanu. Built in 1924, this classic home exudes a warm and romantic presence.
Docents will share architectural and historical information about the home and its rehabilitation, grounds and surrounding neighborhood, and stories unique to the Mulvehill history over the decades. This special experience will surely leave you enchanted!
Heavy pūpū, champagne, and wine will be served.
Take a sneak peak of this enchanting fairy-tale home
All proceeds benefit the programs and services of Historic Hawai‘i Foundation.