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Four Properties Added to the Hawai‘i & National Registers of Historic Places

The Hawai‘i Historic Places Review Board added three properties to the Hawai‘i Register of Historic Places in November 2022. Learn more about their history, characteristics and significance. Properties are eligible for inclusion in the register if they meet one or more criteria of historic significance: A) association with broad [...]

June 22nd, 2023|Comments Off on Four Properties Added to the Hawai‘i & National Registers of Historic Places

Hanapēpē Bridge Replacement Includes Park Signage

A new display in Hanapēpē Community Park memorializes the history of the former Hanapēpē River Bridge on Kaumuali‘i Highway on Kaua‘i. The Federal Highway Administration and the Hawai‘i Department of Transportation moved forward with a bridge replacement project starting in 2016 after finding that the original timber piles had [...]

June 22nd, 2023|Comments Off on Hanapēpē Bridge Replacement Includes Park Signage

Library restoration to result in new Kohala Heritage Center

By Linsey Dower, June 19, 2023 - Honolulu Star-Advertiser (Reprinted with permission.) A small group of volunteers in Kohala is working to raise funds to restore the town's nearly century-old Bond Memorial Library. The group is called the Bond Library Restoration Project, and they have been restoring the building [...]

June 20th, 2023|Comments Off on Library restoration to result in new Kohala Heritage Center

Preserving Old Lahaina Prison’s Perimeter Wall

Crumbling Walls Highlight Technical Challenges THE SITE In 1851, “an Act relating to prisons, their government and discipline” was approved by King Kamehameha III and authorized a new jail in Lahaina, Maui. The jail was to “keep entirely separate from each other the male and female prisoners, and [...]

June 15th, 2023|Comments Off on Preserving Old Lahaina Prison’s Perimeter Wall

Memorials: Honoring Those Who Served

Three Aspects of Memorials By Virgina Murison, AIA Memorial Day in the United States began during the American Civil War when flowers were placed on the graves of those who died in battle. By the end of the 19th century, May 30th memorial observances for those who fell in [...]

May 23rd, 2023|Comments Off on Memorials: Honoring Those Who Served

Oahu Historic Preservation Commission members appointed

By Ian Bauer, Honolulu Star Advertiser, May 19, 2023  (Reprinted with permission.) The Honolulu City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to confirm nine appointees to serve on the Oahu Historic Preservation Commission. The Council’s vote establishes the city’s newest commission, which will advise and assist in carrying out historic preservation and [...]

May 22nd, 2023|Comments Off on Oahu Historic Preservation Commission members appointed
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